I need to look up as part of my self-care. During this pandemic, it is healthy and helpful to look way up. The Friendly Giant told us to do this before entering his castle, as he adjusted the furniture, particularly the little rocking chair. But let’s go further – all the way to December! Even…

This Blog first appeared on April 1 – April Fool’s day. So in keeping with the theme, I thought I’d inform and entertain. How did April Fool’s Day first get started? Well, I’m glad you asked. Let me enlighten. No one knows for sure, but it has been celebrated for the last few hundred years,…

During the pandemic, those with the credible knowledge are recommending staying apart from others by at least 6 feet.

Seniors can use life lessons to step back and look at a situation differently than what it first appears. That pause can improve mental health.

Simplify your life and declutter your home. Tips on how to do this

As older adults and seniors, we can make a difference. Maybe not in the whole world but certainly in our world. If we can touch it, we can change it.

When we take a small step to reduce another person’s risk, we lower the bar, so they can take a chance more easily. It can change lives.

3 ways I spend my time

Resolutions can be big or small. The right size leads to success.

We hadn’t yet got to the ritual of the birthday cake appearing with the accompanying, Happy Birthday song. Before we began the meal, the youngest at the table wanted to toast the birthday person. We had never done this before, but we all raised our glasses, clinked, and toasted the star. That got me thinking…