Tag Archives: preserving memories

  1. Old Actors: Carroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar

    If you’re looking for old actors as proof that acting can be a life-long career, look no further than Carroll Spinney. He’s the man who has brought big Bird and Oscar the Grouch to life on Sesame … Continue

  2. Technology help for Seniors: iMovie Workshop for Boomers

    Technology help for seniors is at hand! If you’ve been annoyed, frustrated, bothered or burdened by your “smart” devices like iPhones and iPads, then this iMovie workshop is for you! This iMovie workshop for Boomers will teach you … Continue

  3. Aging in Maine: documentary film festival

    Aging in Maine brings the power of documentary film to support the work of Maine-based organizations focused on aging-related issues. It’s the inaugural Camden International Film Festival’s Engagement Summit, and a wonderful opportunity for seniors and their loved … Continue

  4. gluten free dessert: happy holiday cooking!

    Ah, holidays. If you’re on a gluten free diet, finding the best gluten free dessert can be a great gift!  Many seniors still enjoy time in the kitchen, and these gluten free dessert receipes are easy to … Continue

  5. Downsizing: The Many Upsides to Downsizing

    The word downsizing comes with a highly negative connotation. In reality, it should be called smartsizing or rightsizing! What could be smarter than living efficiently in a dwelling that fits your lifestyle and family’s needs perfectly? Close … Continue

  6. Your Life Reimagined: So Many Possibilities!

    Life reimagined. When was the last time you took a moment to evaluate what is truly important to you? If you could change anything, what would it be? Perhaps you want to investigate something completely different; a … Continue

  7. Staying Sharp: tips help preserve your memory

    Is staying sharp a casualty of aging? Many of us have had the experience of forgetting where we left our car keys or difficulty recalling someone’s phone number.  Sometimes these incidents can just be annoying, and may be … Continue