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Conversations
I find fascinating the many dimensions involved as we engage in meaningful conversations. Here are some of the ideas I like to keep in mind
Oh, To Be Young Again…Not
Oh, to be young again…Really? Recently, a friend sent me letters I had written to her during our first year in college. In one letter,
The “No Fear” Path to Change
In today’s hectic and competitive world, one that our ancestors could have never dreamed of, fear is self-inflicted and chronic, the by-product of our mind
The Importance Of Beneficiary Designations
Life insurance and retirement plans compose the largest part of the estate for many people. Insurance death benefits, IRAs, Annuities, and 401(k)s do not pass
Q & A with Bill Gifford, Author of “Spring Chicken, Stay Young Forever (Or Die Trying)”
What inspired you to write about aging and the research surrounding it? I started thinking about the subject as I entered my 40s and realized
Projects That Research Aging Focus On The Same-old, Same-old
The more tech is commercialized, the more researchers ignore it. It’s so interesting and fun to read about research that is going to help seniors,
One Chapter of Change
I’m now dealing with the seemingly daily challenges of getting to understand my 80+ year old brain. It often forgets where I’ve heard what. For example, I can’t
Oh, To Be Young Again…Not
Oh, to be young again…Really? Recently, a friend sent me letters I had written to her during our first year in college. In one letter,
Graceful Aging
Good design helps us age gracefully. I use drug store reading glasses when the light is low, the type is small or the print to
Building With Multiple Generations In Mind
The report MetLife Report on American Grandparents revealed that 1 in 10 households is headed by a grandparent with at least one grandchild living there. The study
Billy Crystal Attacks Ageism
I had the opportunity while taking some time off to visit our two grandchildren in Colorado to read one of the books that our youngest
Moving to Humor
My heart is filled with appreciation for the precious people who have enriched my life throughout the years with their wonder-filled sense of humor. Every
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