Had a good colonoscopy lately?

Don’t laugh or say “yuck.”  A colonoscopy is a lifesaver for people over 50, because early detection is the key to beating cancer and other diseases, especially for those 65+.  I had this procedure long before I became a New Senior.  Polyps were discovered during my first routine examination, which may be why I’m around [...]

My memory is good, most of the time

The other day I walked into my study.  After a few moments, I left because I could not remember why I went there in the first place.  Then I recalled why I was there, I couldn’t find my keys and thought they might be on my desk.  Has this ever happened to you?  If you’re [...]

Better eat your vegetables

The first lady’s recent remarks to the National Restaurant Association may mean fewer fun foods and more healthy options for kids.  Steps have already been taken through the health care reform bill to require eateries to post calorie information on menus.  Ad campaigns are being aired to cast a negative image on eating items that [...]

Life is very short

The news just came that my next door neighbor past away.  He was ill for only a short time; and, I’m told, the end came quickly and peacefully.  We have been living near to each other for a number of years, but we were not close just neighbors.  A friendly hello when we bumped into [...]

Why we need the Greatest Generation

Fortunately, I have a 94 year old friend who is much like a surrogate father to me.  Our relationship started while my dad was still alive.  We became closer when dad passed on 5 years ago and have remained that way ever since.  It’s a blessing to have an older person in your life to [...]

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