Why does the Resurrection matter?
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The Great Depression was a difficult time for many people, but it also presented an opportunity to learn valuable lessons about surviving tough times. Many of these lessons learned during the Great Depression are as relevant today as they were then. Frugal living is a lesson that can be taken away from this era. We […]
Grief Doesn’t Get Easier: Understanding the Long-Term Journey Experiencing grief is a natural response to loss that impacts everyone differently. Grief doesn’t get easier over time; instead, you find ways to live with it. This ongoing process is a testament to the deep connection you shared and the lasting impact they had on your life. […]
UNESCO World Heritage Sites allow visitors to immerse themselves in history, culture, and natural beauty. These exceptional sites have captivated and inspired travelers for generations. Each UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a unique and unforgettable experience, from medieval towns, architectural masterpieces, stunning landscapes, and sacred places. Here are 17 breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Sites you […]
Generating income can be a daunting task. You go to work, pay your bills, and see what is left at the end of the day or the month’s end. You hope it is enough to buy a nice meal or a beer at your favorite bar. Investing doesn’t have to be challenging to figure out. […]
This is a continuation of the list of great Youtube channels for seniors who want to learn more about gardening. 6. Gardening Know-How: This channel offers a wide range of gardening tutorials, tips, and advice for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. They have a specific section dedicated to “Gardening for Seniors” that covers topics like […]
Author’s Bio: Elizabeth Smith, who goes by Libby, lives in Parkville, Maryland with her husband Dennis. Her previous book, Twin Strokes, is about a young girl who suffered with a rare illness called Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Smith, who enjoys writing children’s stories, senior jokes, articles and essays, has three children and two grandchildren. Her hobbies include, reading, writing, baking, walking, swimming, and […]
I was recently listening to Michael Kitces and Carl Richards on their podcast, and they posed an amazing question: “What’s one thing that you do regularly that you’d like to stop doing?” What would you stop doing? Each of our answers will vary. It could be a destructive habit, a bad behavior, or the simple […]
In an era where digital distractions are just a click away, the mantra ‘Be Here Now’ offers a refreshing escape. I first learned the power of these three words when I was just 16 years old and on a school group trip to Peru in South America. Needless to say, as a group of young […]
In 2004, the Boston Red Sox won the World Series, the film industry released Shrek 2, Mark Zuckerberg launched The Facebook (Yes, this was what it was called.), and I turned 40 years old. I knew my major and minor migraine triggers and had developed good relationships with the group of people I called my […]