Doggone gone dog: Not Our Dog
The two of us were walking early one Sunday morning, on our long walk far from home and back, when out of the woods...
Baby steps required for resolution success
It usually takes a few months to begin slacking off. By the end of the year, exercise and diet take a back seat to holiday gluttony.
Trips down memory lane inspire longing
The idea that we could get two, first-run flicks for 50 cents was an economical way for our parents to get rid of us for an afternoon, not to mention allowing us kids to escape into a fantasy-filled experience of faraway places.
Wisdom and old age go hand in hand
Instead of noticing the fresh air, azaleas or budding trees, I was intently listening to my friend, who was sharing what she had just learned — the secret to maintaining her sanity.
Retirement afterlife creates opportunity
If I had a dollar for every time friends proclaim they can’t wait until they retire, I would be on my way to retirement financial security.
Perk up, Little Sister
By Janice Lindsay, Contributing Writer
Little Sister was a perennial pink geranium, alone in the corner of a small garden. She was tiny and thin,...
Keep pedaling
By Janice Lindsay, Contributing Writer
The summer I was 7, I was obsessed. I desperately wanted – no, I desperately needed – a bike.
Not that...
Get ready for National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Month
By Janice Lindsay
It’s only March, but we all need time to get ready. April 1 is the beginning of National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Month....
Without a supportive culture, caregivers don’t have a chance
Until a year-and-a-half ago, Kathi Bailey, 47, felt like an “Oreo cookie.” She was sandwiched between the responsibilities of taking care of her cancer-stricken mother and meeting the needs of her two teenagers, her husband and her full-time job.
Personal history procrastinator
By Janice Lindsay, Contributing Writer
May is Personal History Awareness Month.
You might ask, “Who decided that?” I find no definitive answer. But somebody thought it...













