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Labor Day Activities for Seniors

Senior couple holding american flags at kitchen table, mugs in foreground

Did you know that Labor Day has been around since 1894? That’s when Congress passed an act to make the first Monday in September an official holiday: Labor Day, which, according to History.com, “pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers.” And actually, its history goes back even further because before it was …

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Loving Your Aging Face

Close-up of senior woman smiling, outdoor background

As we get older, we’re fortunate to hold more and more memories, life lessons, and adventures. These things are gifts, and they often begin to show in little laugh lines, eye crinkles, and other signs of aging. And while it might be tempting to look in the mirror and lament the physical signs of getting …

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Scripture for the Aged

Senior hands clasped on top of open bible

According to the Pew Research Center, 65 percent of American adults ages 65 and older consider their religion to be very important, and another 20 percent consider it somewhat important. That may be why roughly two-thirds of seniors report praying daily, nearly half report attending services on a weekly basis, and more than 40 percent …

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Christmas Crafts for Seniors

Scissors, ribbon, twine, pine branches, berries

How do you like to get into the Christmas spirit? You could watch your favorite holiday movies, listen to some Christmas carols, or eat special treats like gingerbread and candy canes. Or perhaps you would like to keep your hands busy with a craft project? Not only is crafting fun, but also it can help …

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How to Organize Your Home

Senior woman smiling at home, sitting in armchair with blanket on her lap

A 2014 study found that the average American home holds 300,000 items. Isn’t that incredible? People tend to accumulate more and more stuff as they age, so by your senior years, you may find that your closets are overflowing and your drawers are crammed full. This can make it tricky to move into a senior …

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Games for Seniors with Memory Problems

Smiling senior couple playing cards at a table

Whether you’re 12 or 112, memory games are a great brain-boosting tool. But seniors who have pre-diagnosed memory problems may struggle to stay focused on traditional memory games. If you or your loved one have a memory condition like dementia or Alzheimer’s, check out our roundup of games for seniors with memory problems. Games for …

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Myths About Aging

Two senior women smiling at each other

Stereotypes about aging can be hard to ignore, as popular culture often portrays seniors in a less-than-flattering light. Consequently, many people are surprised to learn that their sunset years can be so rich, exciting, and fulfilling. So today we’d like to tear down a few of those misconceptions. Let’s unpack some of the most misleading …

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Easy Summer Crafts for Seniors

Senior woman crocheting at home

We may be approaching the end of summer, but there’s still plenty of time to make the most of the season. Not sure how to spend a hot Saturday afternoon? We’ve rounded up some easy summer crafts for seniors that are sure to delight even novice crafters. Grab the grandkids and a friend or two, …

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