You know what really bothers me? The advice from self-help gurus: 75 is the new 60, and 65 is the new 50. This phrase is ageist and doesn’t make sense to me. Seriously, what on earth are they on about? Is it energy, cognitive skills, health, the amount of free time you have, or is […]
Life can start at retirement. By this stage, we have lived enough to start admitting that the past is past, and we have learned many things. We begin to understand that our future may be deceptive because it depends on the present, and we have to seize the opportunity to improve and not go backwards. […]
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It took a while but here is a joke a day for January. 1. Why did the bicycle go into retirement? It couldn’t handle the pressure of being too tired. 2. Why did the calendar apply for a gym membership in January? Because it wanted to work out its issues! 3. My New Year’s resolution […]
Dear Rheumatoid Arthritis Survivor, Greetings! I want to introduce myself (with apologies to the “Stones)-I am Rheumatoid Arthritis. While I may have found my way into your life, I want you to know that there’s a brighter side to this journey. Let’s focus on the positivity within this challenging situation. I’m like a hidden warrior […]
As you may know, I have been diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Soon after I received this news, I received an email from a friend that is below. In the next post, you will see that I rewrote the post to reflect a more positive outlook. Hi. My name is Rheumatoid Arthritis. I’m an invisible autoimmune […]
After your kids left, being an “empty nester” would have taken some getting used to. When children leave home, some couples enjoy a second honeymoon. Fast forward to today, and you’re embracing the senior citizen phase of retirement with your significant other. Just as in those earlier years, this new phase demands adaptation. However, there’s […]
This is very important information about Cardiac arrest symptoms. The article is posted here The main points are below: Of the more than 356,000 cardiac arrests in the United States each year, 90% are fatal. While there are some known signs of sudden cardiac arrest, it usually occurs without warning. Researchers from the Smidt Heart Institute […]
· Skipping the Break: After completing a draft, writers often jump straight into editing without taking a break. A little distance from the work can help you see it more objectively. · Overlooking Typos and Grammar Errors: Sometimes, writers get so focused on larger issues that they overlook simple typos, grammar mistakes, and punctuation errors. […]
On the day I die, a lot will happen. A lot will change. The world will be busy. On the day I die, all the important appointments I made will be left unattended. The many plans I had yet to complete will remain forever undone. The calendar that ruled so many of my days will […]
