How Weird is Your Mother?
My mother had an odd habit: she would turn down the radio in the car when she felt lost, so she could think. I thought it was weird. …from Aging Intelligently, an engaging, informative,...
My mother had an odd habit: she would turn down the radio in the car when she felt lost, so she could think. I thought it was weird. …from Aging Intelligently, an engaging, informative,...
We want to live well for as long as we can; free from disease, pain, inability to fully function without help from canes, wheelchairs, or a friend’s arm. We need to do something, but...
Start Aging Intelligently today. The process: one step at a time. The road: move everything in your body every day. Those little pathetic, underused ankles at the bottom of your stick legs support a...
More silliness, a little nonsense, and a playful attitude is a good thing.
Some people try to turn back their odometers. Not me; I want people to know ‘why’ I look this way. I’ve traveled a long way, and some of the roads weren’t paved. That’s Aging...
This is the result of circus class: ...
From one mind to another, it spreads: this pushup is going to be hard. Or, this pushup is going to be easy peasy. You decide, and your mind follows along, making the pushup either...
Start Aging Intelligently today. The process: one step at a time. The road: move everything in your body every day. We’re doing it, one step at a time. This movement uses almost every muscle...
If you want a life that amazes even you, learn to say “yes” to opportunity and uncertainty, and “no” to guilt, distraction, and obligation. That’s Aging Intelligently
All of life is practice. Only death frees us. Keep practicing. That’s Aging Intelligently.