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Vive la difference

Based on a piece by Dave Barry  One of the most overlooked yet fascinating distinctions in the world is the difference between men and women. At first glance, it might seem like we’re quite similar—after all, we share the same basic anatomy. But once you dig a little deeper, you begin to notice that men […]

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Feel-good stories.

I like reading the feel-good stories that circulate on the social media that read. These stories often evoke strong positive emotions such as joy, gratitude, and hope. These emotions counterbalance the negative news and stress that we face if we read the news. Stories of kindness, generosity, and overcoming adversity create a sense of uplift […]

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Are you ready for Halloween?

Halloween is coming up fast. It has roots in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain but has undergone significant transformations over the centuries. Originally a religious celebration marking the transition from summer to winter and the blurring of boundaries between the living and the dead, Halloween has evolved into a largely secular and commercial holiday […]

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Ever play Connections?

Making time to connect with friends and family, or joining community groups is vital for maintaining mental and emotional well-being, especially as we age. Social interaction helps reduce feelings of loneliness, provides a sense of belonging, and can even improve physical health by reducing stress and boosting the immune system. However, for those of us […]

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A Challenge in Tracking Resurfaced Social Media Stories

I thought about the idea of resurfacing positive posts and thought I would look for a few more of these posts, but unfortunately, it’s difficult to provide a definitive list of resurfaced positive social media stories. Stories often resurface organically due to user engagement, virality, and algorithm changes, making it challenging to track a precise […]

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Life Lessons

The following is a lesson about how what we write on the net, always remains. A friend posted the message 42 Life Lessons. Somewhere along the line, someone made a mistake and listed the author’s age as 90. That attracted a lot of attention. I enjoyed reading the post and did some research about the […]

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Making time to find connections

Making time to connect with friends and family, or joining community groups is vital for maintaining mental and emotional well-being, especially as we age. Social interaction helps reduce feelings of loneliness, provides a sense of belonging, and can even improve physical health by reducing stress and boosting the immune system. However, for those of us […]

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Happy Thanksgiving

Today is Thanksgiving in Canada. This is an important holiday with cultural, historical, and social significance. It serves as a time for Canadians to express gratitude and appreciate the blessings in their lives. Thanksgiving in Canada dates back to the 16th century when English explorer Martin Frobisher held a ceremony to give thanks for surviving […]

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Exercise to combat ageing 2

There are many ways to exercise to stay in shape, here are a few more: 5. Dancing Dancing is a fun and social way to stay physically active. Whether it’s ballroom dancing, line dancing, or even just moving to your favorite tunes in your living room, dancing improves cardiovascular health, balance, and coordination. It’s also […]

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Exercise to help combat ageing 1

Yesterday I wrote that we can’t control the natural aging process, there’s a lot we can do to maintain a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle. In the post I mentioned walking because it is one of my favourite activities, I think it is a fantastic, low-impact exercise that offers numerous health benefits. However, as a friend […]

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