If you’re over 50 years old, I’m sure this subject is one that you would not imagine considering. How to style a crop top is something for the young girls, right? And I understand the years of appropriatism we grew up with would lead you to that conclusion. However…there are ways you can layer your […]
I retired in 2006, almost 19 years ago. I worked on and off for another 8 years for pay but stopped working for pay in 2014, so this is my 10th year in full retirement. It’s worth considering that your retirement may last far longer than your job. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics […]
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Cyberstalking in domestic abuse cases is a growing threat. Learn how to recognize the signs and implement effective digital safety measures to protect yourself. Discover legal protections and resources available to victims. Outsmart the digital villain with these essential tips. Originally Published on https://steelefortress.com/
If you want to make a lasting impression it’s all about being memorable ; here’s some tips on how to do that Curtains ready at the ballet – all is not quite as it seems This week I’ve referenced the great Maya Angelou a lot, in particular her fabulous quote: “People will forget what you said, people will forget […]
There are a lot of positives in my life. To quote the character Brian Plummer in the Denzel Washington movie “The Equalizer 2” (2018): “Today I broke a personal best: successive days alive” Originally Published on https://agingoralzheimers.com/
You can’t find more than one person to bid on a job around the house. No one calls you back. The one person who does becomes your only option. Fortunately, in this post-COVID age, simply calling back has so far been a decent measure of quality. Originally Published on https://agingoralzheimers.com/
Regarding the phrase “senior moments”: I doubt that the majority of the time that phrase is used, the intent is to belittle. However, a significant portion of my boomer brothers and sisters find that term distasteful. At least consider adding this one to the expanding list of unconscious biases we really should be shedding. For […]
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a disability as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities. I’m not kidding about pursuing “Cognitive Impairment Associated with Aging” as a specifically named member of the disabilities covered under the ADA. Include us with our younger brothers and sisters with […]
Maybe there is a way to change how we are perceived and treated by identifying ourselves as verbally handicapped or memory-challenged before we speak. The absence of a white cane, walker or wheelchair, dark glasses, or a service dog does not guarantee our acceptance, physical safety, or freedom from exploitation. How about those “communication cards” […]
