A Merry Christmas to you and yours, too, Bob. I’ve also felt most comfortable when I could be sure that I was living under the radar. Was not always possible but I’ve never been a man for lavish celebrations.
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It’s a wonderful laidback attitude to life to have Foxy.
Do you never ever get stressed?
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I wrote my own will after getting a book about wills from the library. It is basically very simple, my kids divide everything equally among themselves, if one of then predeceases me their share goes to their kids if they have any. My daughter is executor.
A while later I got my solicitor to read it, he said it was fine and very clear.
In an accompanying letter I said I didn’t want a funeral but a wake however, as I said elsewhere, my daughter has already vetoed that. The letter remains with the will but hey ho…
BTW I am a bit peeved about my solicitor, I was one of his first clients after he graduated and over the years he has done varied conveyancing and legal tasks for me (like two divorces and several investment properties). Last time I went to see him about a power of attorney he announced he was retiring, now I have some fella I don’t know who took over his practice. 
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It’s possible Morty, but unlikely…
Sometimes frustrated for the things I can no longer do, but thankful for the things I still can…
A happy Christmas to you and Mr M…
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Stay friends with him and get free legal advice!
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best way to live
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Good idea, avoid all those Microwaves
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Hi
Living under the radar is not easy, there are a lot of misconceptions and you need a very detailed knowledge of the law in the Country where you are living and if the person you are interested in lives abroad, the law in that land.
There are protections here in the UK.
I will start a new thread about snooping by Big Brother and how it affects
You may find it interesting.
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I just think of it as living a quiet life where you are not conspicuous
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