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Reasons to Raise Money for a Cause That’s Close to Your Heart
Collaborative Post Raising money for a great charity can be time and energy-consuming, and you might worry about where it sits on your list of priorities and whether it’s worth it. If you want to know the best reasons for raising money for charity in case they may be able to encourage you to get […]
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Is wildlife feeding good for our seniors – and the wildlife?
Feeding wildlife surged during lockdown, as people were forced to spend more time at home. Research suggests that people are still feeding birds, foxes, waterfowl and other local wild animals. Should we be encouraging our older family and friends to continue with what appears to be a fairly innocuous activity – or are there hidden […]
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25 Things for Bored Seniors to Do Alone and with Others and Stay Active
Collaborative Post Life always gives you a chance to redefine yourself. It doesn’t matter what age you have attained; you always have an opportunity to restructure your life. Life still goes on after retirement. But retirement is critical because seniors may be bored and feel purposeless. Many physical, physiological, psychological, and social changes occur in […]
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Why every senior should start writing
Collaborative Post Essay writing is one of the common assignments for college students. Most of them struggle to accomplish the projects due to the lack of time, desire, inspiration, skills, and corresponding knowledge. Thus, they frequently choose to entrust their college projects to professionals who would gladly provide them with a well-structured, consistent, and influential […]
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Photography tips for people with visual impairments
Collaborative Post There has always been a stigma around the idea of blind or visually-impaired photography – but things are changing fast. Thanks to fast advances in photographic technology and a fantastic range of visually impaired photographers leading the way, blind photography is becoming far more common. There are now many visually impaired and blind […]
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7 reasons why seniors should start a blog
Collaborative Post Blogging has become an increasingly popular activity in recent years, with people of all ages using the platform to share their thoughts, experiences, and ideas with the world. However, it is often thought of as a hobby for younger generations, leaving many seniors feeling left out of this technological movement. Yet blogging can […]
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3 techniques to start journaling for better well-being
In an age where we are surrounded by technology and a constant stream of interruption, there’s a lot to be said for taking a digital Sabbath and picking up a pen and notebook instead. Journaling is a traditional technique that helps quieten the mind and align your thoughts. Taking just a few minutes a day, […]
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Five ways to feel nostalgic
Collaborative Post From remembering happier days during a tough period to ‘who remembers’ memes, nostalgia flits in and out of our lives in various ways. Yet there are also times when we might want to deliberately foster this special feeling — so what are some ways we can do so? Whether you’re looking for nostalgic […]
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How to Archive and Organise Family Photos
Collaborative Post For senior family members in particular, photographs of their loved ones are treasured keepsakes to be handed down over the years. But as technology has developed, so has the means by which we archive and protect these recollections for future generations. With the advent of digital cameras and storage devices, it is now […]
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Tips on How to Write a Sports Event Review as a Retired Person
Collaborative Post Retirement should feel like a reward after a long life of working. However, it may get boring at times. Keeping yourself busy turns into a full-time job unless you find an appropriate hobby. One needs something easy to master, entertaining, somewhat challenging, and maybe even financially rewarding. Among all the things a retiree […]
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