Maybe you’ve noticed that our behavior toward and with each other has taken a nosedive during the last few years. It’s OK now to publicly call people names, degrade them, make fun of them, and bully … [Read more...] about We can be kind to each other, like, really
Ever want to hold on to a moment in time? Of course we do, but we can’t. Time marches on—something two wasp nests taught me. “To everything, there is a season…” That line from the Bible was also a … [Read more...] about What two wasp nests taught me
What’s old isn’t always new again, especially when it comes to "older drivers’" skills. We over-50s are labeled with that singular designation, along with its own sobering statistics, like these: … [Read more...] about New program helps to improve older driver safety
We’re all trying to achieve balance. I just read a new book I think you’ll enjoy called, “Achieving Optimal Living 360,” by Sanjay Jain, MD, MBA. I’ve identified a few key points so you, too, can … [Read more...] about How to achieve optimal living
The sum of $50 billion is a chunk of change in anyone’s book. It’s the amount of money the United States loses to financial fraud schemes every year. As National Crime Prevention Month comes to a … [Read more...] about If you’ve got the money, honey, fraudsters will take it
So last night I went to sleep and thought, “Yikes. I am NEVER going to catch up.” It’s a feeling that hangs over me like a cloud. It’s a feeling I also experience frequently. Catch up on what, you … [Read more...] about Overboard on social media overload
