During this lockdown, many of us have had to resort to homeschooling our children and in my case grandchildren. Not only have the kids been out of school they have also been relegated to staying inside for the most part, underfoot, bored, and looking for something to do. I have found a few […]
Retirement is a dream of twenty-year-olds and a disappointment for elders. At least, that is what most of the population concludes whenever the topic of retirement comes to mind. Despite your opinions of life, retirement doesn’t have to include you sitting on a couch, watching TV, and recalling the “golden days.” Instead,
It is not as difficult as you may think to teach English to kids. If you adopt a child from a non-English speaking country or if English is not the primary language spoken in your home, then you will need to teach your children or grandchildren how to speak English. The younger the child is
It’s official, I have crested the hill. Yesterday, I received my welcome to AARP mailing a few days early. I don’t turn 50 until next week. Yes, I am holding on to these few remaining days on this side of the hill. I’m not sure how turning 50 is going to hit me. I have not
