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	<title>Comments on: House Plans for Baby Boomers</title>
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		<title>By: Gerri B</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gerri B</dc:creator>
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		<description>Being a baby boomer myself, I agree with the concept of an open floor plan. My mother lives with me and I often wonder how much more difficult it would be for her to get around my house if I didn't have an open floor plan as she mostly relies on using a walker. Tight spaces are tricky for her. Also, since mom lives with me I find that I host every family get-together. Mom is more comfortable in a familiar space so the whole family gathers here for every occasion. So again, an open floor plan is a necessity providing plenty of room for everyone to congregate, talk and enjoy each other's company. And since I do host so many gatherings, I appreciate having plenty of dining space. I typically use my snack bar to serve a buffet style meal or it is used as the "kids table." The adults eat in the dining room, nook or outside on the covered patio. Everyone needs a place to sit and enjoy their meal. You mentioned some good ideas that are lifesavers for me and mom and few ideas I really should consider. Nice post.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Being a baby boomer myself, I agree with the concept of an open floor plan. My mother lives with me and I often wonder how much more difficult it would be for her to get around my house if I didn&#8217;t have an open floor plan as she mostly relies on using a walker. Tight spaces are tricky for her. Also, since mom lives with me I find that I host every family get-together. Mom is more comfortable in a familiar space so the whole family gathers here for every occasion. So again, an open floor plan is a necessity providing plenty of room for everyone to congregate, talk and enjoy each other&#8217;s company. And since I do host so many gatherings, I appreciate having plenty of dining space. I typically use my snack bar to serve a buffet style meal or it is used as the &#8220;kids table.&#8221; The adults eat in the dining room, nook or outside on the covered patio. Everyone needs a place to sit and enjoy their meal. You mentioned some good ideas that are lifesavers for me and mom and few ideas I really should consider. Nice post.</p>
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