Choosing a new normal as you deal with grief...
Anyone else have their heart on their sleeve? Or in their throat?
Life has just gone crazy.
With so much loss....
As a grandparent, you’d probably agree with Doug Larson’s quote most of the time.
“Few things are more delightful than grandchildren fighting over your lap.”
…unless that means you have to read Red Fish, Blue Fish or watch Teletubbies one more [...]
At some point, we all get a little down. And if Mom and Dad are feeling isolated,… That gloom may be looking pretty dark.
So why not brighten their day with “blue gifts”?
Are you the caretaker of an aging parent or grandparent? Do you have concerns that they are no longer safe living alone in their own home? If so, you are not alone. These questions are on the hearts and minds of adult children/caretakers across [...]
If there’s one thing COVID-19 has done, it’s made us think about the health of our seniors. Who they’re coming in contact with, how they’re getting their necessities, how isolated they are—for good and for bad.
We’ve wondered about our neighbors. [...]
If there’s one thing we’ve learned recently, it’s the power of connection. And when we can’t get together?
The next best thing is remembering the stories from when we could.
So we want to hear about yours.
You’ve just told Grandma it’s late, you have a busy morning tomorrow, and it’s time to change for bed.
But her response isn’t what you expected. Maybe she ignores you. She starts fighting. Or she heads to the kitchen and pulls food out of the [...]
Remember that Pixar movie where little Riley has all these emotions running around, trying to make sense of her new world?
Well, I’m betting, whether you’re 25 or 85 years old, that purple Fear guy has been making some noise in your brain [...]
