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Healthy Hobbies

Beauty Tips For Seniors

by admin on July 19, 2010

As we get older, our physique and overall appearance begin to change. We develop wrinkles around the eyes, fine lines across the forehead; our once-full head of hair is now thinning and gray. Aging is a fact of life, but there is good reason to embrace the effects of aging and find the beauty within [...]

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Fun and Interesting Wii Games for Seniors

by admin on April 6, 2010

The Nintendo Wii console is the first console marketed towards users aged 5 to 95. It’s a universally fun console, which has gotten about as much buzz as a Led Zeppelin Rock Revival concert would. Anyone can pick up a Wii remote and play the games with ease. Not all Wii games are easy though, [...]

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If you love winter vacations and all the opportunities that winter sports have to offer, you’re in good hands. Winter sports are a possibility in many places around the world. While it might not be practical for you to get away to the Alps, the following areas are affordable and slightly [...]

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Indoor Activities for the Winter Months

by admin on March 26, 2010

Staying mobile and active does a great deal in keeping the elderly body functioning at healthy levels. Getting outside and moving around is easy in the warm months of summer, though elderly individuals living in cool weather climates may struggle to maintain their same level of activity through winter. For those who are unable to [...]

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Top 8 Reasons to Scrapbook

by admin on March 23, 2009

Scrapbooking has become extremely popular around the world. It’s a hobby that offers many benefits for seniors interested in trying their hand at this interesting and fun past time. The top eight reasons to delve into the world of scrapbooking include:

1. The process of scrapbooking protects your most cherished photographs in archival-safe albums for the [...]

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Self-Defense Strategies for Seniors

by admin on March 20, 2009

The United States Department of Justice has estimated that 2.1 million seniors are victims of crime annually. Approximately one in five personal crimes against seniors involve theft. It’s been reported that over 90 percent of crimes against individuals over the age of 65 are property-related crimes.

Once caught, it will take at least seven years before [...]

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Becoming a Volunteer

by admin on March 16, 2009

There are many opportunities for volunteer work no matter where you live. Giving your time to a charity can give seniors a tremendous sense of confidence. Volunteering for an organization is a great way to expand your social circle and meet other active seniors. There may have circumstances in your own life when you were [...]

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Hanging With the Grandkids

by admin on March 13, 2009

Spending time with your grandchildren can be some of the most cherished time in your life. The role of grandparent often affords more time that can be spent with the children in your life than you’ve ever had before. Playing interactive activities and participating in funny games help children develop a sense of themselves as [...]

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The Pros and Cons of Audiobooks

by admin on March 13, 2009

Does the ascent of popularity of Audiobooks mean the death of pulp and paper equipment? Will all that surplus mechanical equipment become obsolete as the paper industry falls by the wayside? Probably not. In fact, since the United States ranks in the top 5 consumers of paper products, the paper industry is here to stay. [...]

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How to Get Started on Your Memoirs

by admin on March 6, 2009

The act of writing a memoir is a courageous one. You may find that setting to paper the history of your life becomes an emotional journey. Recording memoirs is a way of leaving a legacy for future generations, but it’s also beneficial to the writer. Examining the past has a way of bringing into focus [...]

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