Why Regular Exercise Is The Simple Solution To Avoid Physical Therapy.
Regular exercise is the best way to avoid physical therapy and stay away from pain. The reason is simple: When we exercise regularly; we strengthen the supporting muscles and tissues around our joints; those that weaken as we age. The stronger those muscles and tissues are, the more stability they provide us with, meaning we […]
Want a New Life, Change Your Mindset – Be Grateful, Be Kind, to Both You and Others
Even if you don’t believe it, your mindset has an enormous influence on your happiness. Even if you don’t believe it, your mindset has an enormous influence on your happiness. There is a lot of research that suggests feeling grateful and being kind to ourselves and others can have a positive impact on our lives. […]
5 Surprising Benefits of Re-Entering the Workforce After Retirement.
If you’re thinking about returning to work after retiring, you’re not alone. Photo by Knut Troim on Unsplash More and more people are choosing this option as they age, for a variety of reasons. Now is the time to take advantage of your experience! You may feel like your skills aren’t being used, and it’s […]
5 Signs You May Have Rabbit Hole Syndrome
The Observerist What You Think Is a Healthy Level of Productivity May Be Signs of Rabbit Hole Syndrome. Photo by Benoit Beaumatin on Unsplash Rabbit hole syndrome is a phenomenon that can happen when you’re reading one article, then it leads to another and another until you’ve forgotten why you’re reading. Usually, this can be caused […]
Five Reasons to Become a Writer That Can Benefit Senior Citizens.
Senior Citizen Writer’s Reason Four — Writing Makes One Immortal. Photo by Beth Macdonald on Unsplash Five reasons to become a writer that can benefit senior citizens. Writing is a great hobby for senior citizens. We can do it from home, at the library, or on the go with smartphones or tablets. Writing has many benefits, including mental stimulation, […]
My Ninety-Six-Year-Old Friends Passed Away Last Week, After a Short Ailment.
This Writer’s Journey This Is the Message I Had His Stepdaughter Read to Him the Day Before He Passed. Photo by JD Mason on Unsplash My ninety-six-year-old friends passed away last week, after a short ailment. This is the message I had his stepdaughter read to him the day before he passed. Hello Bob, this is your friend […]
The Way a Pilot Gets Better Is Both Learning and Time in the Air.
This Writer’s Journey All Pilots Did Not Start as Pilots. They, Over Time, Learned How to Fly and Became Pilots. Photo by Carl Nenzen Loven on Unsplash So it is with a writer, but our time in the air is words published, not just written. This message is just as much pointed to me as inspiration to others. […]
Everyday Life for a Person on the Street Can Be Both Simple and Complex, I Can Only Imagine.
The Observerist There Are Many Who I Believe Are Genuinely in Need of help, Others I Am Not Sure Of. Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash Street people I would like to call them instead of homeless. Their home for this point in time is the street with no specific address to call their own. They usually […]
What if Satellites With Solar Panels Could Transmit Electrical Power to Land Collector Sites?
What If Theory Simply Beam It Down to the Planet’s Collectors. Photo by Gabriel Griego on Unsplash The planet and we would have a lower-cost renewable energy source. Collecting the solar energy at the higher level there would be fewer losses. We could then reduce the dependency on fossil fuels sources. We have today satellites beaming down internet […]
Be Grateful for What You Have Today and Be Happy for Tomorrow
Senior Citizen Writers Always be looking for your aha moments. We all need this gentle reminder from time to time. Photo by Alora Griffiths on Unsplash Five Thoughts From a Baby Boomer on Life. As we age, our priorities change. For many, we start by seeking well-paying jobs, a family, a lovely home, cars and all the worldly possessions […]