“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire: […]
Scandinavian Christmas Party
My co-worker is having a Swedish Glogg Party and I get to try out my Keto Swedish Meatballs! I will admit, it’s not easy to start […]
Remember When….
Note: this project has been extended in London Ontario through the month of March 2019. Creative Age volunteers have been working with museum staff, volunteers […]
My thoughts on “radical retirement”
“To me, Radical Retirement is a positive and passionate attitude towards aging that encourages internet literacy, social activism and other creative civic engagement strategies to […]
How I use social media
Old Skool – I should note my first “word processor” was a Brother electric typewriter that could store four lines of text and display them […]
Giving thanks for good memories
A drive north along Ontario highways 400 and 11 to Huntsville brought back memories of the mid 1980s when I worked at Deerhurst Inn for […]
Creating Connections Symposium
Registration closed – sold out! Creating Connections Symposium bringing the past to the present at th e museum Museum London co-sponsored by London […]
A Local Creative Aging Rock Star
Creativity can boost mental health and wellness. Just ask Audrey Cooper. Audrey Cooper is the 2018 London Creative Age Network Artist in Residence and […]
Summer Creative Arts Journal
We spent the month of July 2018 in the Creative Age Art Studio learning abut Creative Art Journaling. Participants in the workshops looked at slides of […]
A birthday blog
The dawn of a new decade seems to be an appropriate time for deliberate reflection. The journals and diaries I’ve kept over the years provide […]
Late career agility and the gig economy
Twice a year, I offer JOB CLUB programs to older adults who want to maintain some type of connection to the workforce after retiring from […]
Letting go: beach meditation
“For whatever we lose (like a you or a me), It’s always our self we find in the sea.” ― E.E. Cummings I can’t remember […]