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Jan 13 2020
It’s time to close the books on another year. As we get used to saying “2020,” many of us are thinking about New Year’s resolutions and what we would like to change in the coming months.
“Making New
Dec 17 2019
When we think of holiday gatherings, many of us imagine banquet-sized tables groaning with serving dishes, a bustling kitchen and all of our loved ones gathered ‘round. This is somewhat easy to
Nov 08 2019
Winter is almost here. While the season brings lots of fun for many – parties, family gatherings, holiday happiness and so on – it also brings snow, ice, wind and dark days. No matter how holly jolly
Oct 22 2019
Moving to senior living has lots of benefits. Many older adults choose to move to a community because they want the safety and security, or because they don’t want to deal with the chores of owning a
Sep 10 2019
Who doesn’t want to love where they live – especially in retirement? This is the time of your life when you should be free to do, experience and enjoy everything life has to offer you. At Park Manor
Aug 26 2019
The summer’s almost over, and you know what that means ... it’s almost back-to-school time. If you’re a senior adult with grandchildren, this can be an incredibly exciting time, as well as an
Jul 16 2019
If you’re planning a trip to Nashville, have just moved here or are a long-term resident simply wondering what fun new things you should try, you’re in luck. Summer is a spectacular time to visit the
Jun 11 2019
Summer is heating up, and that means it’s time to keep an eye on the thermostat, grab a cool glass of lemonade and take steps to keep ourselves safe from the rising temperatures. Seniors age 65 and
May 10 2019
Gardening is a hobby that many enjoy. From vegetables to florals to succulents and more, gardening is a great de-stressor, gives you a chance to explore your creativity and create a nice atmosphere.
Apr 11 2019
Being independent is a desire we all have, no matter how young or old we are. Yet as we age, it becomes more and more difficult to live independently without a little help. Many seniors can push this
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