This is a discussive and supportive space for those who are caring for their loved ones. As caregivers, we collectively remember that not everything has a solution, but most things can be improved.Q&As: Q: My dad won’t take his medicine on time, and it is making his … [Read more...] about For Those Who Care – A Caregiver Handbook (Part One)
A Comedy And A Crime-Thriller – Two Series We Are Watching Now
Scarpetta, Amazon Prime Video, out March 11, 2026 Adapted from the series of bestselling novels by Patricia Cornwell, this crime-thriller TV series stars Nicole Kidman as Dr. Kay Scarpetta, a forensic pathologist who uses science and intuition to solve complex murder cases. … [Read more...] about A Comedy And A Crime-Thriller – Two Series We Are Watching Now
A Spring Day Trip In The Heart Of The Bluegrass
Horse farms abound in the Lexington area. Horse Country’s website, visithorsecountry.com, will guide you to the many farms in the area, highlight what you can expect to see and do at each farm, and allow you to book a tour. The 900-acre Mill Ridge Farm in Lexington is a great … [Read more...] about A Spring Day Trip In The Heart Of The Bluegrass
Navigating Uncharted Waters Of Caregiving
When you are thrust into caregiving, as many of us are, it requires learning on the job. My parents have been in need of some level of caregiving support for 20 years. First, my father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. My mother cared for him at home for many years. She … [Read more...] about Navigating Uncharted Waters Of Caregiving
Later Living Season Of Life – Editing Your Space
In the world of later living, there’s a lot of talk about ‘downsizing.’ But what if this is actually the best time to consider ‘upscaling?’ Interior designer Theresa Martorana of TIM Interiors advises that this is the perfect season of life to let go of trends and invest … [Read more...] about Later Living Season Of Life – Editing Your Space