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<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 4102488" data-attributes="member: 42584">I am a 73-year old divorced apartment dweller on a fixed income and would love to be able to live either rent-free or on a low-rent basis. Nothing wrong with being able to do that, especially if it&#039;s offered by another family member.We don&#039;t know why rhart has spent so many years living with his son, nor is it any of our business that he has. And it&#039;s also not up to us to judge him about his decision to make a move out of Oklahoma, for whatever reason. Seems like there is always an OSA member or two on here that never have anything positive to say when it comes to helping another OSA member.I&#039;m sure that many of you were raised, like I was, with the idea that &quot;If you can&#039;t say something nice, then don&#039;t say anything at all&quot;.&nbsp; Do we dishonor our parents, or did we just forget some of the good things they taught us?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 4102488, member: 42584"] I am a 73-year old divorced apartment dweller on a fixed income and would love to be able to live either rent-free or on a low-rent basis. Nothing wrong with being able to do that, especially if it's offered by another family member. We don't know why [I]rhart[/I] has spent so many years living with his son, nor is it any of our business that he has. And it's also not up to us to judge him about his decision to make a move out of Oklahoma, for whatever reason. Seems like there is always an OSA member or two on here that never have anything positive to say when it comes to helping another OSA member. I'm sure that many of you were raised, like I was, with the idea that "If you can't say something nice, then don't say anything at all". Do we dishonor our parents, or did we just forget some of the good things they taught us? [/QUOTE]

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