by Bruce Cooper | Jun 8, 2025 | Aging
The last few days have been difficult both for my wife and for myself. Peg’s general confusion has increased as of late. A lot of times she is unable to finish a sentence because she forgets what it was that she wanted to talk about. I am struck by the actual...
by David Ettinger | May 6, 2025 | Aging
Age-Directed I understand that when the Bible addresses a verse or passage to a specific age group, there is a purpose for it. However, because it is the Word of God, wouldn’t it also be beneficial to those of an older age? For instance, Psalm 119:9-11 reads: “How can...
by Kurt Bennett | Apr 10, 2025 | Aging
Last post from the book of Acts we looked at the part of Peter’s sermon where he pleaded with his brothers to repent. (If you’re interested, you can check out our previous post here: Leaving the Path You’re On Is Hard (do it anyway) Acts 3:11-21) Today we’ll look at a...
by Bruce Cooper | Apr 1, 2025 | Aging, Health & Fitness
26 February 2025 Yep, a big lesson was just learned by myself. Yesterday Peg decided that she was not going to take her morning meds again. This was just AFTER I wrote the preceding entry for the 25th of Feb. Unlike the previous episode of this happening a couple of...
by Bill Pence | Mar 24, 2025 | Aging
I’ve talked to many people who are concerned about how they will spend their time in retirement. That’s not necessarily an unfounded concern. After all, for decades, we had regular jobs to go to each weekday. For me, I worked for nearly thirty-eight years at the same...
by Bill Pence | Feb 21, 2025 | Aging
The concept of finishing well is a favorite theme of mine, and I’ve written on it previously. The idea of finishing well applies to a number of areas from finishing well in school, in your vocation, in your marriage, and ultimately your life. I recently listened to...