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In life, some traditions change over time, but Christmas can still be enjoyed, no matter what season of life.
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I’ve never been much of an athlete, although I’ve always loved to dance and take long walks. I grew up in a rural area and would often take walks down the country roads by my house. I found it a great time of solitude for thinking and processing life. Later when I married and our … Continue reading Six Hiking Tips for Seniors
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The importance of keeping track of your onboard purchases while cruising
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How to maintain strong relationships during retirement
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As a working mom, I tried to take advantage of every minute of the day. On this particular day, I decided to drive to a nearby park during my lunch hour and balance my checkbook while I ate lunch. The park was located a mile or so from the school where I worked and it … Continue reading Does prayer really change things?
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Thoughts on how quickly people and the world change over time.
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A devotion on the importance of weighing our ideas against the truth of the Bible
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A challenge to taste more of the goodness of God in our life.
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We had scarcely got home from our thirty day cruise in March and April to the Panama Canal and Hawaii when we received this unbelievable offer from Princess Cruises for a seven day Caribbean cruise for only $349 each! This is too good to pass up, my husband said. Since we didn’t have a vacation … Continue reading How to Sail the Caribbean on a Budget
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The beauty of eating a variety of fresh salads. How to make them delicious and nutritious.
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The first step to stopping the massacres in our land is to stop the massacres going on inside the wombs of our mothers.
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When i started this blog, I promised it wasn’t going to be a money blog, and it isn’t, but after reading some posts of my peers who have become disillusioned in their retirement because they’re trying to live on social security alone, I decided to share what I learned regarding finances and retirement from working … Continue reading How to Determine if your Financially Ready to Retire
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We all feel discontentment at times. We then feel guilty when we are discontented because we know we are blessed beyond measure. Yet there is always the struggle within us to have more or to be more. We understand that we should be satisfied with what we have. After life and health, everything else is … Continue reading The Antidote for Discontentment
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A blog to help retired people stay active and find fulfillment and purpose
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Here are some great suggestions for cooking without eggs until they come down in price.
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Although we cannot always control our circumstances, we can always control our attitude. This blog speaks of handling the disappointment of missing Christmas with my grandchildren.
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How to use the last week of 2022 to prepare for a victorious 2023
Duking Out Retired Life 