Hang On To That House

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Hang On To That House
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By Olga Moe

Three years ago, when my son graduated and left our beautiful home, I started to worry about the future. At age 59, I knew that I would probably never generate more than the 9.00 per hour which had been my lifetime earning capacity. I had dipped into my home equity twice in order to pay off credit card debts. I had visions of scrounging around in alleys and eating out of dumpsters, and I decided to do something about it.

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Consolidating my life experience down to a two-room condo was quite traumatic. I had to give or toss away at least two thirds of everything I had ever accumulated. I had to let go of my dog because I would be living on the second floor and I would not have a yard. Of course, that meant no more rose garden either. I had to give up all of my son

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