Tammy, Author at Ray Larson Real Estate Group

- Enjoy a Better Life in a 55+ Community
  
  With so many baby boomers reaching retirement age, there's no question that 55+ doesn’t look the way it used to. Seniors look healthier, younger and lead quite active lifestyles. However, priority changes come with age. Personal desires change as well. Seniors want to spend their time doing new things and surround themselves with people who contribute meaningfully to their lives. Amenities One of the...
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- Enjoy Live Music in The Woodlands
  
  There are many chances to hear and see outstanding live music in our community. Waterway Square Music Series at The Waterway Fountains (open to the public). Spring 2017 Season - Saturday Nights from February 11 through March 4 and May 6 through 27 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM Concert Series in Central Park at Market Street Thursday nights from 6:00 - 8:00 PM...
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- Cooking with Ray | Episode 1: Chicken Piccata
  
  Episode 1 of "Cooking with Ray" is in the books and the reaction we've received so far has been great! For those interested in the recipe (it's actually very, very good), you can find that here: http://www.djfoodie.com/Chicken-Piccata Do you have a recipe you'd like Ray to conquer? Shoot us an email or leave a comment on the video. ...
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- Three Hobbies That Boost Your Brain Power
  
  Keeping your mind active and engaged is important at any age. Plus, it improves your quality of life. Beyond the typical advice of reading, exercising and meditation, here are three hobbies to pick up that boost your memory, improve brain function, and increase your happiness during retirement. 1. Play Chess Chess is a notoriously mentally stimulating game, and for good reason. Chess gives both brain...
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- Living in The Woodlands Means Celebrating Women’s Month
  
  Women living in The Woodlands, March is your month. It's Women's History Month, and on March 8, it's also International Women's Day. This is the perfect opportunity to take time to forge connections and meet and bond with other women who live nearby. These upcoming events in and around The Woodlands area will help forge connections with community and family and show you why you'll love...
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- Hold Onto Your Health, Stay Active!
  
  Physical activity is a well-known contributor to good health. Unfortunately, as we get older, it's harder to get the required amount of movement needed to reap the health benefits. According to the CDC, "By age 75, about one in three men and one in two women engage in no physical activity." With some social support from friends and family, staying active is completely feasible. Physical...
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- Economic Outlook Conference Projects The Woodlands is on the Rise
  
  The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted its annual Economic Outlook Conference, exhibiting a positive outlook for the future of the township and surrounding area. Topics at the conference included the oil and gas industry, the employment rate and upcoming projects that will impact The Woodlands directly. According to keynote speaker and Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Greg Hegar, in an article in Community...
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- Why Consider Living in a 55+ Community?
  
  As we get older, our focus shifts from taking care of work and our family to just having to worry about ourselves. This can be a great thing when we have a long list of hobbies that we aspire to do, places we want to travel, and the money to accomplish all of those things. Living in a 55+ community allows for folks to enjoy the rest...
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- Why You Should Consider Living in The Woodlands
  
  It's hard to argue with ratings, rankings and numbers. For anyone looking to find a home in a new city here in Texas, The Woodlands is a great option according to its "livability score" of 89 by AreaVibes. Furthermore, the site ranks The Woodlands No. 8 amongst all cities in Texas and No. 37 in the entire U.S. According to the report, The...
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- Great Hobbies and Activities to Pick Up During Retirement
  
  "Some day I'll..." Everyone has said it at one time or another. When things have slowed down and there are no more kids at home, or job to go to, there's finally time to try something new just for the fun of it. There are many benefits to picking up a new hobby in later years. Learning new skills helps to keep the brain healthy, physical...
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