
“That House”: A Lesson in Letting Go
I once had a love affair with a house. She was both lovely and tattered, well-worn with the soul and spirit that comes with time. We put that house

I once had a love affair with a house. She was both lovely and tattered, well-worn with the soul and spirit that comes with time. We put that house

If there is one place where we never want to find our foot, it’s in our mouth. And yet we all do, at one time or another. We say

What happened? I thought it would be SO GREAT! What do you mean? You know. It sounded like the perfect fit, everything I wanted. And…? It’s not. We’ve all

When a relative by marriage suggested that I might be “overthinking things,” I felt hurt and a tad defensive: She’s judging me. And since when did deep and deliberate thinking

As a kid, I developed the habit of chowing down my Wheaties while – ad nauseum – reading the back of the cereal box. In retrospect I understand that

“My what?” Okay, now that I have your attention, gerascophobia is a medical term that describes the fear of getting older. If you know someone with gerascophobia, you are

You’ve arrived in the promised land of retirement with your significant other and, to your utter dismay…it’s not exactly smooth sailing. You think, “It’s me.” Or, “It’s not my

We can’t say it enough: connection and activity are key to keeping anxiety and depression at bay. That’s why, especially now, seniors need to make connection and activity a

If your welcome mat is anything like mine, it gathered quite a bit of dust in 2020. That being the case, you may feel that you’ve acquired a little “rust”

“The coronavirus pandemic has reminded us that human connection can spread illness. But human connection also promotes wellness.” – Kasley Killam Right now, I am encouraged by observing people out
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