There was a traditional element present in the 60s. Music in the 1960s was a time of great social and cultural change, and many of the popular songs of the era reflected the progressive attitudes and values of the youth culture. However, there were also many songs that appealed to more conservative listeners who may […]
To give beyond reason, to care beyond hope, to love without limit; to reach, stretch, and dream, despite your fears. This is a deep and selfless form of love and compassion. This type of love involves going above and beyond for someone, even when it may be difficult or seem unreasonable. It also involves caring […]
There are a few different approaches you could take to relax and not take everything so seriously: Find healthy ways to cope with stress. Activities like exercising, spending time outdoors, practicing mindfulness or meditation, or talking to a therapist or trusted friend can help. Prioritize tasks. If you are feeling overwhelmed by the number of […]
Getting employees engaged with their pension investments can have several benefits for both employees and employers. When employees understand the importance of saving for retirement and actively engage with their pension investments, they are more likely to be financially prepared for retirement. This can reduce stress and improve the overall well-being of employees. Employers who […]
Well, I like to think I’m a responsible homeowner. I mean, I’ve got all these fancy appliances with alarms on them to keep my family safe and sound. But apparently, my trust in technology might have been a tad misplaced. The other morning, my family and I were all jolted awake by this high-pitched squealing. […]
I recently had an issue changing my password on one of my devices. The episode brought to mind this old but relevant post I saw a few years back. WINDOWS: Please enter your new password. USER: cabbage WINDOWS: Sorry, the password must be more than 8 characters. USER: boiled cabbage WINDOWS: Sorry, the password must […]
My friend Larry loves Sudoku and plays it, he says every day. I hate the game but each to his own. The reason Larry loves Sudoku is because he is worried about his mental health. Are you worried about your mental sharpness declining faster than your retirement savings, like my friend Larry? Fear not, because […]
My Age Put Me At Greater Risk This is from the Tri-Cities Seniors Action Society Newsletter, thanks to Ken for the information “My wife and I recently retired and are looking forward to travelling and enjoying our leisure time. I heard the recommendations on the radio and TV to get vaccinated for influenza but I […]
“Why did the middle-aged man switch to reading glasses? Because he wanted to see his future more clearly.” “Why did the old man start knitting? He wanted to unravel the mysteries of aging.” “What do you call an old man who’s lost his sense of direction? A senior moment navigator.” “Why did the middle-aged man […]
Lack of social ties and interaction with others, whether in person or by communication technology, is referred to as “social isolation.” It may be forced or voluntary, physical or psychological. Being cut off from others and feeling dissatisfied with one’s connections are two subjective feelings that are referred to as “loneliness.” Even when there are […]
