The first thing people look at when they have a conversation with you is your eyes because they are windows into your soul. But, age takes a toll on them after a while. Good eye care is important when you're older and you have to be especially diligent about it to avoid problems that can affect everything from driving safely to your balance. I’ve spent a lot of … [Read more...]
Knock Out Granny Dresses For Modern-Day Grannies for 2026
Do you remember when we wore granny dresses? They were countryfied and prudish long dresses with high necks, long sleeves, and ruffles. They may have been a counter to our daring mid-thigh mini-skirts. Granny dresses haven’t exactly gone away, but are now much sexier. They’re also an attractive and comfortable clothing item now that many of us are grannies. Go, calico … [Read more...]
Virtual Travel is a SAFE Way to See the World | Senior Travel
The travel industry was severely impacted by the COVID crisis, but, one of the good things that came out of it was virtual travel. It's inexpensive and can take you to any part of the world you desire or even your local neighborhood. It's also an excellent way to plan your next trip. It is also a way for disabled seniors and others to check a few items off their bucket … [Read more...]
On With the Butter: Spread More Living Onto Everyday Life- Book Excerpt
Heidi Herman is the author of the book ‘On with the Butter!’ and I wanted to share an excerpt from the it with you. This was one of my favorite parts. Just Keep Moving What’s most important for us to remember is that no matter our age, if we take good care of ourselves, we can be active and enjoy life. My mom once told me a story that drove this point home. She … [Read more...]
Coping with a Spouse who has Lewy Body Dementia
Ken Spears, who was the co-creator of the cartoon series Scooby Do died of a disease called Lewy Body Dementia. It’s the same disease that Robin Williams had before he took his life. Many people are unaware of the symptoms, which can sometimes be dramatic so I wanted to bring you awareness of it in case you know someone who has symptoms. Living with the disease Jo Anne … [Read more...]