As you flip your picture calendar this month (to February), it’s quite likely there will be images of hearts, flowers or lovey-dovey fantasies. I explored some on the heart portion in previous years when Valentine’s Day approached. This time it’s love. Not exactly the Valentine type, but instead Love of Reading. There are volumes and … Read more
This is always one of my pet posts to prepare. There is no rhyme or reason for entries, and hopefully it is not a complete list of what I learned during the past year. Still, it is fun to contemplate and I hope it helps add to your knowledge base as well. 1. Finding an … Read more
[A SHORT POST] A precious friend of my brother-in-law recently died. Death is not unusual. But more painful because it was suicide. For me, this quickly triggers all the “what if” or “if only” scenarios. They are thoughts of little use – and absolutely no use going forward. But go forward we must. Watching for … Read more
Is butter really better? What triggered Opioid popularity? Are annual mammograms best for every adult woman? Why are treatments for enlarged prostate more common in certain parts of the country? Each of these questions could constitute an entire post. Spoiler Alert: I don’t plan to address any of them. However, when we do seek answers, … Read more
Are people over 50 years old interested in sex? Sure. What about 60, 70, 80? Sure, Sure, Sure. But sharing a bed is most often not about sex. Yes, really. It’s about sound sleep, physical comfort, stable mental attitude and quality aging. I am lucky enough to live with a loved one – … Read more
Note to Readers, from drb: I’m just back from vacation, and am happy to be sharing the thoughts of another guest writer. I have read much, attended presentations and taken several short courses, on “universal design.” It’s a personal interest. So, I was easily enticed when Hazel approached me to address the subject. Hope you … Read more