Political Opinion Editorial In a big way, Tulsi Gabbard came into my life with a splash at the end of May 2019. I heard her anti-war stance and no BS approach to addressing the NeoCons and their agenda for continued war in the middle east and regime change agendas. I liked her before the 2020 […]
7 Essentials For The Best First Time Cruise
What are the top 7 essential things needed for first-time cruisers? No doubt about it: There’s a certain been-there-done-that aspect to many cruises. Unless you’ve booked yourself on outliers such as an expedition ship to the Galapagos or a port-intensive, low-occupancy river cruise in Europe, travellers who board large mass-market ships have largely the same […]
What Is African Swine Fever?
What is African Swine Fever? According to the CDC it’s bad – this disease could be the worst animal disease ever. I hope it gets squashed immediately before it becomes anything more than a headline. The CDC says that: “African swine fever is one of the most dangerous diseases of swine.” It’s highly contagious among […]
My Family Trip to Zion National Park With Kids
My wife and I zipped off on a family trip to Zion National Park in April 2019. It was us two, our 10 and 7-year-old sons and our 4-year-old daughter. That’s right, the classic family trip to Zion with kids! Here’s what we found out that you need to know about Zion. Don’t plan on […]
The Amazing Health Benefits of Bone Broth
Health Benefits of Bone Broth Bone broth is more than a food, it’s food with medicinal value. Loaded with nutrients, it is often used in therapeutic or healing food plans – in other words, it’s a superfood. Bone broth is rich in numerous nutrients that aren’t easily found elsewhere. For people who prefer to avoid […]
Caring For And Listening To WWII Veterans Who Are Exemplary Seniors
There are over half a million world war veterans being cared for in senior living centers and by families and also in-home caregivers. World War II was won thanks to the perseverance and determination of the people who are now resting in senior living centers or being cared for at home. And what’s great is […]
I have a Dream by Martin Luther King, Jr; August 28, 1963
Delivered on the steps at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. on August 28, 1963 Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand signed the Emancipation Proclamation. This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had been seared in the flames […]
5 Tips For In Home Caregivers To Keep Seniors Out Of The Hospital
Nobody wants to go to the hospital ever. This goes double for seniors; in-home care providers must be cautious with their seniors to make sure they stay out of the hospital. There are easily 5 things you can do to be proactive. This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to providing […]
5 Breakthrough Ways For Communicating Effectively With Seniors
This article was brought to you by Extra Hand In-Home Care, California’s premier non medical In-Home care company. Okay, caregiving for seniors can be rewarding but it can also be stressful. There are ways to communicate with seniors that make for an easier day and cause less frustration. Here are 5 straight forward ways that will […]
Mapping Your Language Learning
The best way to reach a goal is with a map or a plan that will get you there. Sure, you can just dive in without giving it much thought, but you substantially increase the odds that you will fail. To succeed at almost any long-term goal, you have to give it thought and then […]