Travel the World without Breaking the Bank!
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by Lily Bradshaw
19h ago
Are you sitting there thinking how much you would love to travel, but can’t afford it? There are always bills to pay, and the cost of living has put travel out of many people’s reach. I know that feeling! But if you think outside the box, there are ways to travel the world ..read more
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Fix It and Forget It: A Cookbook and a Helpful Ideology
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by Renee Langmuir
19h ago
To be perfectly honest, I am always on the lookout for challenges. Because of my history (and probably yours!), I feel ill-suited to placid times. I just know something terrible and unexpected is on the horizon. Somehow, the title of one of the very first crockpot ..read more
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Love, Love Me Do: We Can’t Always Get What We Want
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by Maggie Marangione
19h ago
24 tons of chicken shit. That was my Valentine’s Day present in 2024. This was much better than a bag of chocolate covered M&Ms that a man, who wanted to marry me and boasted about his net worth, gave me after two years of dating ..read more
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Feel Fabulous with This Lovely Chair Workout for the Upper Body
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by Astrid Longhurst
2d ago
As a body confidence coach and fitness presenter, one thing that I know for sure is that we have to find ways to do and enjoy the things that we love doing. For me, this is movement. I trained as a dancer and fitness presenter in my early life and have been teaching fitness related workouts and classes all through my life, for which I am so grateful. However, I also have chronic Arthritis in my feet, toes, spine and fingers. At one point I thought that I would never walk again, let alone dance. However, our bodies are truly amazing and over the years, I have learnt how to adapt my movements s ..read more
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Get Instant Results by Using These 12 Decluttering Tips for Hoarders
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by Linda Cowan
2d ago
I don’t know about you, but there have been different times when I’ve looked around my home and felt overwhelmed by the sheer clutter. Perhaps work kept me so busy that my house took a back seat in my list of priorities. This neglect has somehow turned into a level of hoarding. One day, you look around and realise that something needs to be done to get your home organised again. So, how do you begin? First, it’s essential to understand hoarding. Hoarding is a condition characterised by the excessive accumulation of items and the difficulty of discarding them, leading to cluttered and often un ..read more
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Whose Problem Is It Anyway? Responsibility in a Complex World
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by Alainnah Robertson
2d ago
In the intricate tapestry of human interactions and societal dynamics, the question of responsibility often emerges as a central theme. From personal relationships to global issues, determining whose problem it is can be a challenging endeavour. Whose problem is it anyway? For me, this question is the essence of this dilemma, and asking it prompts reflection on accountability, empathy, and the interconnectedness of our shared existence. Individual Responsibility At the micro level, individual responsibility plays a crucial role in shaping our daily interactions. In personal relationships, con ..read more
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10 Pet-Friendly Hotels in the USA
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by Sandra Roussy
2d ago
Traveling with pets can be a delightful experience, but finding the right accommodations can be a challenge. Thankfully, many hotels across the USA are not only welcoming to pets but also offer special amenities for your furry friends.  Here are 10 pet-friendly hotels in the USA that ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay for both you and your pet. Kimpton Hotels – There are no size or weight restrictions and no extra fees for bringing your pet along.  Loews Hotels – Loews Hotels offer a program called “Loews Loves Pets.”  Fairmont Hotels & Resorts – Many Fairmont locatio ..read more
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What Do You Choose: Love or Fear?
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by Beverly Bowers
3d ago
Love and fear are often on the opposite ends of the spectrum. But they also go hand in hand. Speaking of Love Volumes have been written about love in its many forms – romantic, friendship, familial, universal, practical, and self-love – to name a few. When we hear the word “love” we may even picture an actual example of one of the types of love. I just spent a couple of days with my four sisters at a lovely resort which we try to do at least annually. We shopped together, shared family stories, expressed concerns, and enjoyed good food and music. I feel so blessed for my siblings’ familial lo ..read more
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The 3 M’s of Aging Well: Movement, Meditation, and Motivation
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by Sheena Nancy Sarles
3d ago
As we age, maintaining our holistic approach to health becomes increasingly vital. For women over 60, integrating movement, meditation, and motivation into our daily routines can lead to many physical, mental, and emotional benefits. These pillars of wellness are essential for enhancing quality of life, promoting longevity, and ensuring a vibrant and fulfilling existence. There is a great deal of information on healthy aging as we boomers are meeting the challenges of growing older. We want to live fully and enjoy our blessings. While we know that there are more days behind us than ahead, let ..read more
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5 Creative Ways to Stay in Touch with Your Grandchildren
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by Michelle Hill
4d ago
Staying connected with your grandchildren when they live far away can be challenging. Believe me, I know! I have seven grandchildren ranging from 20 years old to 11 months old. All but one live in Southern California, and I live in North Carolina. That’s practically a country apart! I admit, it’s been challenging to stay connected as there are extenuating circumstances surrounding most of the grandchildren. I wish I had known about the ideas you’re about to read as I believe it would have made the connection between all of us stronger. On the positive side, living far from your grandchildren ..read more
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