Wabi-sabi is the Japanese concept that encourages people to accept the beauty of flaws and rawness in natural things. Instead of striving for perfection, this belief embraces letting things grow...
Featured Article
Continue
Recent Posts
I’ve always found it rather ironic that saying the simple two letter word “NO” can be one of the hardest things to do. It can surface feelin...
Continue
While growing up, I often heard the words “it’s okay to try”. In fact, my parents were so supportive of me dabbling in new interests that in r...
Continue
The cover of the October 2020 issue of Better Homes & Garden magazine caught my attention. First, because of its different take on decorating a ...
Continue
“I bet you used to be really good looking when you were young”, was a comment made to Glen Dunbar by a younger woman at a party. Glen was in......
Continue
Only 30% of our aging is genetic. The other 70% is related to lifestyle and environment. Because no two people are exactly the same, we each experienc...
Continue
We want to live easily in our homes and communities and have the best quality of life possible as we age. But there’s an invisible barrier threateni...
Continue
“I dread getting old!” “That elderly man should not be driving.” Do you see anything wrong with the language above? The statements convey ag...
Continue
As honored as I was to testify in 2017 on Aging with Community: Building Connections that Last a Lifetime, I felt a deeper responsibility to ...
Continue