Dirty Grandpa isn’t for everyone, maybe anyone, but it’s certainly not for disappointed fans of Robert De Niro who at one time, as I recall over the mists of time, was considered the greatest actor of his generation. Dirty Grandpa is for a certain group of moviegoers, and I can only guess who they are but I freely admit that… View Post
∼ How She Travels by Kathy Buckworth There are many factors which can influence what becomes a “trend” in travel; from political situations, weather, fear of terrorism attacks, infectious diseases, and costs. For Canadians, traveling inside our great country has never been more appealing, and it aligns perfectly with some of the top travel trends emerging for 2016. Experiential Travel: More and more,… View Post
∼ by Tamara Moore As business people, moms, daughters, sisters and wives – women lead busy lives. To cope with the multi-tasking and the daily demands on our schedules, women need to ensure they are taking care of themselves as much as they are taking care of everyone else. Here are some convenient and relaxing staycation ideas for women… View Post
Cancer. It has to be the most frightening word in the English language. Actually, in any language, as cancer touches everyone, directly or indirectly, everywhere. I lost my wife two years ago, my sister-in-law sixteen years ago, and my niece this past summer to this wicked disease. I also have numerous colleagues and friends who have lost loved ones. But… View Post
When men gain their identity from work, retirement can be tough. One of the retired men I interviewed for Ready to Retire? put it this way: “There are is‘s and was‘s and now I’m a was.” I found in my research that this self-identification with work includes seeing yourself as a good provider for your family. Men remain attached to… View Post