Author Ted Kerasote: On home and belonging
In the middle of packing up to move cross country, I reached out to Ted Kerasote, author of the bestsellers, Merle’s Door: Lessons from a...
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A bedside (table) story #2
Another bedside table story for snoops. I have a bit of a confession: I am a bit of a snoop. What I mean is, I have always looked with...
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The Late (Date) Show
ABC-TV is looking for single older adults to appear on a new dating show for seniors. Let's hope they don't blow it.
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More than beauty sleep
It's nearly impossible to overstate the importance of sleep for your health. "Sleep hygiene" can help you get what you need.
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Baton on the run
Women don't lead orchestras? Well, actually, yes they do. Let's meet symphonic conductor Sandra Ragusa.
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Missing Nick
The writer Nick Tosches, who died last month, was someone I lost touch with but always intended to see again. Let me be Ms. Bad Example.
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"Find a way or make one"
“As long as you are breathing, it’s never too late to do what you love,” says mystery writer Kevan T. Hunt.
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The late hours and the late years
What the late years looks like for older adults in the 21st Century is a still-developing picture.
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Holding on to who you are
Did you know that personality is stable throughout your adult life? Your outside may change but you are still you.
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The power of small acts
What can we learn from an early study about older adults, choice and the gift of a small plant?
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A closer horizon
There are many theories about aging. The one that rings truest for me is Laura L. Carstensen's theory about the perception of time.