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The Cornucopia Shake

November 25, 2015

Traditionally you sat around the table expressing gratitude for health, family, friends, and stores opening early for Black Friday…but did you really, really peek inside your cornucopia of abundance to recognize the small gifts, the silent blessings? When you saw all the positives, were you thinking of keeping them to yourself or giving them away, […]

Did You Say Fraud Maude?

November 2, 2015

While raking leaves a white pickup truck drove by, backed up and came to a halt at the curb. I would like to think the driver was attracted by my wild silver hair and voluptuous “one size fits all” figure as he was truly somewhat “easy on the eye.” “Hello ma’am, I was just driving […]

HUG BLUG (or is it ‘blog’?)

August 7, 2015

Each day starts and ends with a hug, sprinkled with random hugs throughout the day. We are open to this sincere display of emotion without bias of age, sex, religion, ethnic background or political affiliation. Not only are we experts in finding the best Senior Living Community for our clients, but we are definitely experts […]

Elephant In The Room Language How To’s

June 26, 2015

“Celebrate” doesn’t seem quite appropriate when every 70 seconds a person is diagnosed as having Alzheimer’s. The fifth leading cause of death in the United States, it is the only one without a cure. Memory Loss presents a constant challenge for communication. Studies show 90% of the words spoken to people with advanced Alzheimer’s are […]

Ponder Parallels Between Academy Awards and Your Life

February 18, 2015

The Academy Awards Born in 1929, they celebrate their 85th birthday this year. Think of all the preparation, the planning, thought and talent to produce this celebration gala. Have you ever thought about your personal Oscar? By 2030, the fastest growing population segment will be Baby Boomers turning 80. Take a look at the requirements […]

“Should We Cross That Bridge, Martha?”

September 9, 2014

You’ve seen the commercials on television. Scenes where an awkward silence hangs between a son and his father, both ignoring the proverbial “elephant in the room.” Dad realizing his increasing needs. Son worrying about Dad living alone …and there they sit, drinking coffee. Sound slightly familiar? While people over 65 are expected to increase at […]

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