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Resolutions, Role Models, Big Changes and News!
2018. I like the sound of that. It seems somewhat auspicious. But perhaps it’s simply that I’ve just turned 60, and personally I’m in transition—on many levels. From child raising to empty nest. From Michigan to Minnesota. From married to … Continue reading
Serving Seniors? 9 Reasons to use Positive Aging books
Reason number one? A collection labeled “Honoring Older Adults–Positive Aging Books for all ages” sends a clear message to all, no matter their age—this organization respects elders. Recently I’ve noted that about one third of those following A is for … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, This and That
Tagged Ageism, Articles, Elderspeak, Favorites, Research, Serving Seniors, Sharing, Wisdom
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Little Free Libraries and Positive Aging Picture Books
Have you noticed? There’s a new phenomenon sweeping the world and it’s related to books! Real books. Lots of books. Free books. Perhaps it’s landed on a street near you? Little Free Libraries are cropping up everywhere—small boxes of great … Continue reading
FaceBook Flashbacks–A is for Aging Sunday catch-up
Splash a little more coffee into your favorite mug and put your feet up—it’s time for a quick review from A is for Aging on FaceBook. In case you didn’t get quite enough “face” time this past week or so… … Continue reading
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On Word Counts
Brevity is not my middle name. In looking over my book review of Here Comes Grandma I realized that my word count vastly outnumbered the words in the book — 511 to 157! I seem to have a lot to … Continue reading
Posted in Resources for Writers, This and That
Tagged Ageism, Bloggers, Writing
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