Loneliness is one of the most influential factors in modern life. All too quickly people move from a life where they have felt essential and important to a life where they feel superfluous and useless. The loss of responsibility makes one feel unimportant and, in many cases, very … [Read more...] about Handling Loneliness
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Wrapped In Crust: Large Quiche
Lots of comfort food starts with a crust, and we used one recipe to create four ways to eat yourself into sweet satisfaction. Here is option number three in our crust series: herb seasoned quiche cooked in one larger pan. We also made mini, bite size servings using a muffin tin. … [Read more...] about Wrapped In Crust: Large Quiche
Connect With The Grandkids With These Thanksgiving Day Activities
Spending time with the grandkids on Thanksgiving and looking for something to do that doesn’t involve eating turkey and watching football? We’ve got a few activities that offer fun and connection time with the little ones. Partner up with grandkids to help set the table, clean … [Read more...] about Connect With The Grandkids With These Thanksgiving Day Activities
The New Age Of Fitness: Norah Kute
They’re strong, fast, energetic — and over age 50. The rules of the game have changed: sports competitions aren’t exclusive to young people. If you want to compete, all you need is grit and determination. Norah Kute is a Kentucky Senior Games competitor who proves that you … [Read more...] about The New Age Of Fitness: Norah Kute
Hiring A Caregiver: Family Dynamics, Communication, And Caregiving
A family’s dynamics will be at play when and if a loved one develops a need that requires caregiving. As a primary caregiver to her husband for 25 years, a team caregiver to her mother and sister, and a caregiver support group facilitator, Joy Walters has both experienced and … [Read more...] about Hiring A Caregiver: Family Dynamics, Communication, And Caregiving