Kindness Making a Comeback.

“Maybe caring for others can become cool again. Wouldn’t that be amazing? By Donna Wetjen.

Three Wisdoms. 

Why do older people often have a greater sense of well-being than their younger counterparts? Arthur Brooks has a few life hacks that will make us feel better, no matter our age.

I Get to Choose.

How will I remember this glorious Key West morning? Will it be the kindness and peaceful joy in a new day, or the flare of anger? It’s always up to us. Choices, by Angela Rieck.

The Rock Star Had Arrived.

And that improbable rock star was me. In that moment I wondered, do they love me? Or do they just love that I feed them, pet them, walk them, and adore them? Spoiler alert—we think they do. Click thru to learn more!

“And When I Die…”

“You know why when people retire they buy those recreational vehicles and drive around?” Click thru for a surprising answer!

The Forte Towers Complaints Department

Was this story really true? Does it matter? Remembering and yearning for a simpler time— when children had a sense of peace, the cloak of a loving family and the comfort of assurance that comes along with that. By Beth Kalet.

Feeling Sure: I’M COOKED!

But instead, another reason for us to feel grateful. It’s so important to support our local businesses… just the way they support us!! Giving thanks for Flying Point Appliance Repair Saving the Day!

Gram's rule: NO phones turned on.

Ah, the joys of interacting with our grandchildren… with no devices. “I think we had a good time.” A Life Short by Lynda Bernard.

A Charming Account of Coming of Age.

Growing up, “I feared each thunderstorm was the beginning of my eventual march to hell for all of my unknown misdeeds.” By Angela Rieck.

Who Ever Said Life Would be Easy?

Some of Lynda Bernard’s favorite “little wisdoms” that help her make it through the day.

Change.

An aversion to change has potential to result in missed opportunities. A Life Short and lesson by Lynda Bernard.

Mahjong. The Resurgence.

Capturing Hearts Near and Far! Remember that scene in Crazy Rich Asians? It was so meaningful, so poignant. Mahjong is not just for grandmas. By Angela Rieck.