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Local Food Gifts

Most of us have too much stuff, and that can complicate holiday gift giving. Where do we put all of those things? That’s not a problem with a gift of food; not only do people like receiving food, they also eat it. Storage issue solved. We’ve rounded up a few locally made foods and beverages that are good for giving, either in pre-packaged gift boxes available on the product website or purchased individually and put together in a DIY basket. ...
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Sex Among Seniors

Sex is one of the great gifts given to human beings. As we age, there does not necessarily need to be a lessening of intimacy between loving partners. Here's to love and joy in the golden years! ...
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Veterans Added to Virtual Memorial Site

An online memorial to veterans has 20,000 more names, just in time for Veterans Day. The public Veterans Legacy Memorial website allows people to share tributes, photographs and other information to honor their service to the nation. ...
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Ensure a Successful Caregiving Experience (for All Involved)

Bringing a caregiver into the home of your loved one is a big decision that requires mutual trust. How can you prepare the caregiver to meet your loved one's needs, providing the best care? If you hope to create a successful caregiving situation, invest time in your caregiver to ensure they are trained and prepared for the job. Read on for practical tips. ...
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Backyard Camping Adventures

Before the weather gets too cold at night, early October is the perfect time for an overnight camping adventure right in your own backyard. Fall is also the best time to enjoy sitting around a campfire, feeling its warmth and roasting marshmallow s’mores (with or without the grandkids!). ...
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Helping the Grandkids After School

If you're lucky enough to help with after-school care for your grandkids, you’re in an enviable position to make a difference in their world. Whether it’s every day or once a week, get ready for an intergenerational adventure with an academic twist. ...
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Tough Talks

Most of us have had, or need to have, conversations with an older loved one, family member or friend about difficult topics. Here are some tips on how to navigate successfully. Money, health changes (either physical or mental) and driving are a few topics nobody wants to bring up. Add hearing loss and memory challenges to the mix and those conversations can become even more difficult. ...
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Sleeping Separately; Not Necessarily Alone

Snoring, tossing and turning, blanket-hogging, and general sleep disruptions that can be byproducts of aging all wreak havoc on our sleep. If you've got an empty bedroom or two these days, it's tempting to take your favorite pillow and relocate to somewhere more peaceful.  ...
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