Hi everyone, Laura Stasi here.

This week, we've dug into the archives to bring you an encore episode of Dating While Gray.

Maybe you missed it the first time around.

Or maybe you're in a different place in your life and it will hit differently.

I know I always find hidden gems with every repeat listen. Please enjoy and get in touch with any questions or comments about

this episode or anything else that's on your mind about seeking, finding, and keeping love in the later

years of life. You know, I love hearing from you.

That's Laura at dating while gray.com. Thanks in advance for reaching out, and thanks for listening.

You know the expression, bloom where you're planted?

One interpretation is to make the most of life, no matter where we happen to live.

And the older we get, and the longer we stay in one place, our roots can go really deep. So does it ever make sense to pull up those

roots and relocate? Making moves. That's what we're talking about on this episode of Dating

While Gray, the Grown Up's Guide to Love, Sex, and Relationships. I'm Laura Stasi.

We've heard a lot about the pandemic causing people to pack up their bags and leave, big cities, college towns, pricey apartments. But according to the latest census figures, permanent moves were historically low during the first year of the pandemic. Only about 6% of all people 30 and older changed their

address, and that figure drops even lower when looking only at people 50 and older. It seems the

older we get, the more interested we are in aging in place, that's what Carson thought

she would be doing with her husband, Tom.

No, I think we were pretty content with Denver.

You know, we did traveling from there.

We had a daughter that had lived in England for five years, and we made lots of trips to England from there. Denver was a great

place to fly out of, you know, a lot of direct flights to lots of places. And we had two grandsons

there who were going into their teen years. And so we were just enjoying family life and really

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