GUEST WRITER – Hazel Bridges Most of the habits holding us back after 60 aren’t dramatic. There’s no single moment of reckoning, no obvious turning point. It’s more of a slow drift — small patterns that settle in so gradually you barely notice them until one day life feels a little less full than it … Read more
We’ve all read about loneliness in senior-hood. I know I’ve “been there.” Most of us have. Some of us experience it all too often, to one degree or another. I recently heard a statistic from my (current) home state of Oregon that shocked me. The state has the highest rate of suicide in males over … Read more
8 Petite Possibilities I need help!! Such a plea has not been directed to me personally during these dark times. I am not an “essential worker.” I simply do my part by “SIP-ing” as one of my sister-in-laws puts it. If you are trying to avoid 24/7 media as I am, you may need a … Read more