The End Of Independent Living

When is it time to accept needing help as we age?

Ruck-running. An Answer to the Over-60s Training Dilemma

The benefits of this great combination of…

Sometimes You Can’t Go Home Again

It’s something we all have to face sooner or later

When My Husband Almost Died, I Kept Calm and Kept Going

It took Amtrak to open the emotional…

NON-MORBID THOUGHTS ON DEATH AND DYING

Death: Why Must We Be Wallflowers at the End-Time-Paradigm Hop?

CROWS FEET PROMPT #49

The World Was Her Oyster, Until Tragedy Struck

The Amazing Memory Box

The best gift we ever gave my mom and how it came back to us

SMALL THINGS THAT IRRITATE

Leaning on Counters and Dropping Stuff — Annoying Parts of Aging

The “Parkinsonian” and our US Presidents

A tale of the value of hobbies in living with Parkinson’s…

What was Puberty Like for You?

Sixty-two years ago, I left Davy Crockett for Marilyn Monroe.

My Barber

I still go to an old fashion barber shop.

I Have (Not) Lost My Can-do Spirit

Crow’s Feet prompt #49 “Loss of Freedom”

Remembering the “Good Ole Days” Changes Our Present Days

Nostalgia is a double-edged sword

Cataracts Be Gone II

An update to my previous story.

Don’t Drop Your Mask Just Yet

Scientists suspect microbes are unresponsive to our whims.

The Unexpected Therapy of Shoe Care

It’s been snowing this week in Northern Virginia. It’s the first time in several years that we’ve…

Impressions of a Mexican Interlude

My objective was to flee the rainy, snowy, bitter cold weather back…