We didn't plan to live within walking distance of my family. Then, my sisters and parents all moved to our neighborhood.
We didn't plan to live within walking distance of my family. Then, my sisters and parents all moved to our neighborhood. My extended family, including my parents and siblings, moved to the same Florida neighborhood as my kids and me. Now, we live within walking distance.
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