Category Archives: Future Challenges

Future Challenge – What Are Your Most Precious Books?

Challenge #20 I’ve been away for a bit, and so there was no challenge last week, but I brought back some treasures with me…  books that belonged to my mother. If you love to read (and my guess is that … Continue reading

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Future Challenge – What Possessions Are Nearest to Your Heart?

Challenge #19 Moving is always a little traumatic. But moving from a larger home to a smaller retirement home may be even more stressful. Certain memories and  possessions won’t make the cut for the new home. If you had to … Continue reading

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Future Challenge – Staying Physically Active

Challenge #18 Along with a healthy diet, exercise helps to keep our hearts, lungs, and brains working properly, although too many of us neglect it. We all know how important it is to exercise. Hopefully, we’re all doing something, even if … Continue reading

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Future Challenge – Staying Sharp

Challenge #17 We all know it’s important to exercise physically throughout our lives to keep our bodies healthy. Our hearts, lungs, even our minds, depend on it. But our brains need specialized workouts beyond physical movement.  As you age, what will … Continue reading

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Future Challenge – Who Pays the Bills?

Challenge #15 This is a follow up to last week’s question about who we trust with our health if we can’t make those decisions.  For our aging population, there’s something else that may need management, – their finances. Older people … Continue reading

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Future Challenge – Who Do You Trust with Your Health?

Challenge #14 We all tend to put off tasks we don’t want to think about – like making wills or assigning medical or financial proxies.  If we wait too long, we may not be able to designate the people we … Continue reading

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