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Think Working Retirement

I have long been an advocate of a working retirement. One of the best productive retirement activities, for those who are inclined to want to continue earning, is website development. I do this myself, and find it highly stimulating and challenging. Lately, I've been taking on some clients for whom I'm constructing websites. Here's an example of one I just completed for a gentleman and his wife who are also of a certain age: Master Deck Builder.

As other examples, I recently launched a website offering Mountain Bikes for Sale, another analyzing various aspects of Road Bikes and two new sites offering 1. Major Tire Brands for Sale and 2. All About Specialty Coffees. Also, I've recently launched some home improvement sites about Paint Sprayers and another one all about chainsaws. And, be ready for Spring and Summer by visiting our Lawn Mower Store. Of interest to older war veterans is a site about War Memorabilia Collectibles and, for gift givers, Sophisticated Fountain Pens as Gifts. Ordinarily, I don't toot my horn about my stuff on this website, but I thought I should at least mention that for those of us moving well along in the aging process, developing websites, either for pleasure, or for profit is an excellent way to keep the old gray matter engaged and sharp. We know that's a large part of the formula for maintaining a healthy outlook as we become more chronologically advantaged.

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Posted by Robert on Dec 12th 2009 | Filed in Retirement | Comments (0)

Getting an Eye Exam Regularly

In a recent physical, my doctor spotted some early signs of cataracts which reminds me that I should schedule an eye exam. I'm not experiencing any symptoms at all, so, like most of us, my attitude has been that if it doesn't seem broken, don't fix it. But the fact is that I haven't had my eyes looked at for at least three years. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Robert on May 27th 2009 | Filed in Health & Medicine | Comments (1)

Best Natural Ways To Stop Smoking

I hope this doesn't sound silly, but, let's face it, the primary cause of aging is aging itself. Of course, there are measures that can be taken to stave off the effects of aging. If you're a smoker, c'mon now, you must understand that few behaviors contribute more to the appearance of aging and deterioration of the body than smoking. It's not my place to preach, but quitting will be the best thing you can do to maintain healthy living as the aging process inevitably does it's work.

While there are medications that can aid in stopping smoking, some advocate natural methods, and the article that follows has interesting some suggestions. Read on for more enlightenment. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Robert on May 14th 2009 | Filed in Aging Process | Comments (5)

Older Adults are Embracing Go-Karting

The subject of Go-Karting may seem a bit strange for a site devoted to the aging process, but, if the truth be known, many older adults are finding that Go-Karts offer a terrific recreational outlet. Jay Leno, who's 58 as of this writing, is an enthusiast.

What kid doesn't yearn to drive? If you're a boomer with adolescents or a grandparent with grand kids that age, you might just want to consider participating in this ideal sport for the entire family. If you want to spend some quality time with your grandchildren, you might want to give this some thought. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Robert on Nov 14th 2008 | Filed in Grandparents | Comments (2)

Devastating Impact of Alcoholism on the Family

Alcoholism is a progressive disease that only gets worse as the sufferer moves through the aging process. That means that it tends, over time, to have increasingly harmful effects on the family and relationships within the family. Moreover, if the alcoholic is unwilling to do anything ro seek recovery, it becomes incumbent on other family members to adjust their lives in ways that will minimize the impact of the disease. Here are some further insights into the delemma. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Carl-Peter Lehmann on Oct 17th 2008 | Filed in Diseases and Conditions | Comments (1)

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