Change of Course
We found that what really made a difference for our happiness, enjoyment, and peace of mind was a drive to not entertain ourselves, but to reach out and volunteer to help where we could find a need.
We found that what really made a difference for our happiness, enjoyment, and peace of mind was a drive to not entertain ourselves, but to reach out and volunteer to help where we could find a need.
Yesterday I happened to pull into a parking bay alongside a minibus that had brought half a dozen or so elderly people from a charitable care home to a beachside area to enjoy a few hours out in the sunshine and sea air.
How many of us have a “prized” collection of such things such as Hummel figurines, carefully purchased “collectible” gold or silver coins, “collectible” sports cards, treasured wedding presents, or grandmother’s china set?
First name: Gabriel Age: 60-79 Gender: Male Children: 2 children [...]
The real tragedy is that this all could have been avoided had Ms. Franklin written a will, designating the desired division of her assets and her rationale for each decision.
If you’re an empty nester looking for a change of scenery, why not move closer to your family?
Recently Harvard University released a summary of the findings of a study on what makes people happy.
If you don't realistically consider the process, the experience can become torture.
When you have an empty nest, a world of opportunities opens up. These tips will help you take advantage of your free time and resources as an empty nester.
I thought that I would put down the advice I would give to my own grandchildren at this threshold of their lives.
It's important to know where to begin and what options fit into your life best.
Several questions occurred to me, and I know there will be no answers to them, but I share them for you just to get them off my chest.