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Understanding Memory: Strategies, Challenges, and Improvements with Teepa Snow
December 11th, 2023

Imagine navigating our busy minds like an exhilarating roller-coaster ride! Our guide is the charismatic Teepa, a world-renowned dementia specialist, as she uncovers the curious workings of memory with humor, playfulness, and intriguing anecdotes. Listen here: The tour introduces ‘Memory Land’ – where ‘registering is king’. Teepa guides us through a bunch of haphazardly scattered memories – a 55-year-old elephant perched on a ball, a sharp transmission – that may seem meaningless unless registered coherently. As we dive deeper into the realm of divided attention, Teepa surfaces awareness... Continue Reading

December 11th, 2023
What if the Federal Reserve Is Wrong About inflation?
November 2nd, 2023
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Inflation Federal Reserve Interest Rate Hikes By Jeremy Reif, CRPS The big news from banks in the last few weeks was in their internal financial reporting that account balances continue to trend down for consumers.  Speculating on two things.  The first is that consumers have spent all or most of their COVID-19 relief money.  The second is that despite the lagging inflation warning information that the Fed is reviewing, consumer spending will slow down in the near future.  Signaling that the US economy could be close to slowing down despite the unemployment rates and consumer spending. To some,... Continue Reading

November 2nd, 2023
Bloggers look at the past and to the future as summer comes to an end
September 4th, 2023

For the last few weeks, I’ve been working on organizing my historical family photos. About 10 years ago, I had around 200 photos scanned. I named and dated about a third of them. The rest are numbered. I paused the project until I could buy a good scanner so I could scan the rest of the photos myself. Now that I have one, I need to name and date the photos I had scanned earlier and scan probably several hundred more. The next step is making a family record. Should we use Ancestry.com? MyHeritage? Archives? Or, should we use FamilySearch, a free site owned and funded by The Church of Jesus Christ... Continue Reading

September 4th, 2023
July 23, 2023: Vegan Chef, Lori Gibson, “Oh So Yum” Cookbook; Producer, Art Mendoza on Traveling Mexico; & More
July 23rd, 2023
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Missed the show on livestream?  It was GREAT!  No worries, though, because you can hear the entire podcast right here!   And you can ALSO listen on Apple podcasts right HERE!  We were joined from Florida by vegan chef and author of the new vegan cookbook, Oh So Yum!  Inspiring Others to Explore the Many Flavors of Plant-Based Nutrition with Everyday Favorites and Weekend Fun Food, Lori Gibson.  Lori talked about eating a plant-based diet for nutrition and enjoyment, along with some tips for transitioning to a plant-based diet.   Chef, Lori GibsonOh So Yum Vegan Eats   Oh So Yum! .Lori’s... Continue Reading

July 23rd, 2023
As summer unfolds, bloggers enjoy vacations, gardens, and more
July 17th, 2023

I love the beautiful summer days here in the Seattle area. People are streaming into Western Washington due to the mild weather, attractive as climate change worsens, and the job opportunities. It’s so nice to be enjoying 70 degree weather as many areas of the country swelter. I’m also appreciating my wonderful garden with its abundant Swiss chard and kale. And my raspberry patch is yielding its usual pints of raspberries to freeze.   My blogger friends also are enjoying summer and other happenings: The value of staycations Let’s face it, we only get so many summers in our lives. And there’s... Continue Reading

July 17th, 2023
Full approval of lecanemab to treat Alzheimer’s by the FDA fails patients and the public, consumer group says
July 11th, 2023

The approval of a new drug to treat Alzheimer’s disease is controversial. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration gave full approval to the drug lecanemab (Leqembi) Thursday to treat adults with Alzheimer’s disease. In January, Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy organization, urged the agency not to approve the drug. In a letter to the FDA, it said that lecanemab investigators have concluded that longer trials are needed to determine the effectiveness and safety of lecanemab in early Alzheimer’s disease, and that three deaths thought to be related to the drug have now occurred in lecanemab... Continue Reading

July 11th, 2023
Half a Century Young: The Rollicking Ride of Discovering Romance in Your Prime Years
June 6th, 2023

In a universe not too dissimilar from ours, there thrived a lively clan of individuals. They were not your run-of-the-mill folks; they were the trendy elders, the prime-timers who unearthed that the wellspring of affection doesn’t evaporate after 50. Instead, it surges forth with renewed energy and vitality. So, fasten your seatbelts, dear reader, as we embark on a 1,000-word whirlwind journey of affection, mirth, and existence after 50. Let’s kick things off by shattering a popular misconception: affection is not the sole privilege of the youthful and the restless. Oh no, it’s an all-access... Continue Reading

Downsizing with Dignity
June 3rd, 2023

How to Embrace the Empty Nest and Thrive in Your New Space As your children have grown up and moved out, leaving a quiet and often empty house in their wake, you might find yourself contemplating the practicality of the spacious family home. You are not alone in this thought. Downsizing is a common path many seniors take once they transition into the “empty nester” stage of life. This significant change, although initially daunting, can often be a journey of self-discovery, reinvention, and newfound freedom. Embrace the Change Adjusting to a smaller space after years of accommodating a large... Continue Reading

Bloggers begin summer with shopping, making summer plans, travel, and other fun
May 30th, 2023
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On Memorial Day, I rushed over to REI to see what I could find at its “biggest sale of the year.” REI’s clothing, shoes, and other items are so expensive I only buy things when they’re on sale. I found a pair of sandals that I like, Keens, $97. Also the sleeping bag that I use when I travel is decades old. So I bought one on sale, $127. While I picked shopping as a way to start the summer, here’s what my blogger friends were up to as the new season unfolds: Very small things to do for summer fun Have you heard of the teacup list? Instead of the bucket list with its dramatic, “before-I-die”... Continue Reading

May 30th, 2023
A Different Kind of Motherhood: How Pet Ownership Can Foster Longevity in Seniors
April 30th, 2023

Motherhood is a profound journey that goes beyond giving birth to human offspring. It encompasses an all-encompassing love, a nurturing spirit, and an unbreakable bond that transcends biology. As we delve into this expansive understanding, we must also consider a different kind of parenthood, particularly resonant among seniors—being a pet parent. Pets, whether they are dogs, cats, birds, or fish, often fill our lives with joy, purpose, and companionship. They become our silent confidants, our playful companions, and our loyal friends. They weave themselves into the fabric of our daily routine... Continue Reading

April 30th, 2023