100 Year Old Pen Pals Are Now Zooming
They say there has never been a romantic spark . For decades these 100 year old pen pals stayed in touch, they are now zooming. They are called by our…
They say there has never been a romantic spark . For decades these 100 year old pen pals stayed in touch, they are now zooming.
They are called by our source, The Daily Mail, the world's oldest pen pals. Geoff Banks and Celesta Byrne have maintained their cross Atlantic friendship for almost 90 years. 90 years! How did this all get started? Well it was a very long time ago and they aren't quite sure.
The 100 year olds started writing to each other when they were just 16 years old back in 1938. They insist there has never been a romantic spark but a genuine friendship. They started out with pencil and paper then switched to pen and paper. Now, with a little help, they zoom.
To learn more about these 100 year old pen pals now zooming, get details from the Daily Mail right here.
These Are The Five Best Cities To Retire In South Carolina
If you're looking for a great place to retire look no further than South Carolina. The Palmetto State offers affordable homes with mild winter temperatures. Additionally, easy access to the coast makes the state attractive to retirees. Retiring in South Carolina gives you the option of choosing a coastal area, historic city, or college town. There are The experts over at US News and World Report ranked the top 5 cities to retire in South Carolina. This has me asking the question, how can I be one of those people who retire in their 30s? #goals.
If your retirement dreams include moving to a quaint town full of relaxation, amenities, and activities then you’re in luck. There are some fantastic places to retire in South Carolina. Whether you want to golf, relax on the beach, revel in small-town living, or be closer to the city you won’t be bored in these cities and towns! Some offer a wide variety of activities perfect for the retiree who wants an active lifestyle. Others are ideal for those looking to fully kick back and relax.
Read the full US News article here or keep reading to see where the top 5 cities to retire in South Carolina are.
5. Columbia
Columbia, South Carolina, USA downtown city skyline from Finlay Park at dusk.
Median monthly mortgage cost: $1,246
Median monthly rent: $955
Columbia has all the benefits of a capital city and all the charm of a southern college town.
4. Charleston
Derek Leung/Getty ImagesMedian monthly mortgage cost: $1,567
Median monthly rent: $1,197
Who wouldn't want to retire in Charleston? You'd be surrounded by all that history, southern charm, and incredible restaurants.
3. Spartanburg
Main Street in Downtown Spartanburg South Carolina SC.
Median monthly mortgage cost: $1,136
Median monthly rent: $825
A low cost of living and proximity to both Columbia and Charlotte makes Spartanburg a great place to retire.
2. Greenville
Once a dilapidated section of Greenville, South Carolina, Falls Park on the Reedy is now a beautiful urban park space with walking trails, and falling water, surrounded by art galleries and restaurants.
Median monthly mortgage cost: $1,223
Median monthly rent: $882
Greenville has gotten a lot of wonderful publicity over the last several years, for the city's revitalized downtown. And with a location halfway between Charlotte and Atlanta, it's convenient.
1. Myrtle Beach
Median monthly mortgage cost: $1,296
Median monthly rent: $976
With its coastal location, numerous golf courses, and tons of restaurants and attractions Myrtle Beach is the perfect retirement spot for those who are go-getters.
