Nothing beats the effects smiles have on you.
While housesitting a few months ago, I had quite a remarkable little time when I went out to a mall. Now, I’m not big on malls, but where I was staying, there was no high street (so to speak). It was the mall or nothing, and my general thing the mall visits is to put blinkers on, do what needs
Alzheimer’s and dementia are crippling diseases.
It is crippling not only to the person who has it but to their family. I’m getting to that age, and know some people who have it or have early signs of it.
Thankfully, there was none in my family, although my mother died at 75, so who’s to say she could have got it a bit later on? My dad
I was thinking recently about choices.
I sometimes feel I shouldn’t sit and reflect too much, but at my age, when you have free time, you tend to contemplate various issues.
One of the things I was thinking about recently was how all the decisions I have made up to this point have led me to where I am today.
They have led me to:
- who I am
- where I live
- my friends
- and many more.
I do wonder about the intelligence of some people who are out on the campaign trail.
And, no, I’m not talking about the old folk duking it out in USA!
Ah, the fun of elections!
We’re in the middle of the first Council election in several years. This is all due to the dreadful mismanagement, infighting, and overall debacles that led the government of the day to step in and appoint
I do wonder about how young people’s minds work.
I read an article recently by a young person who was of the opinion that people over the age of 70 should re-sit their driver’s license every year. It’s like, what? You have got to be kidding me.
Okay, I do agree that there are some old farts out there that drive at nought miles an hour
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