Pets for Seniors: Birds
One advantage of having a bird for a pet is that it doesn’t have to be taken for walks. Birds live in their cages, which only need to be cleaned daily or every other day. They are intelligent, and...
View ArticleTips on Shopping for Meat and Fish
Meat and fish are some of the primary forms of protein in most seniors’ diets. However, your selection of the right kinds of meat and fish will have great bearing on your overall health. When you buy...
View ArticleTravel for Seniors: Indiana
Indiana is the smallest state by area west of the Appalachian Mountains, but despite its size it has a number of points of interest to explore. Cities to visit in Indiana The capital and largest city...
View ArticleGardening for Seniors: Planting Fruit
A few fruit trees or other fruit-bearing plants can enhance the quality of any garden. Not only can you enjoy delicious home-grown organic produce, but many fruit plants have gorgeous blossoms and a...
View ArticlePhotography for Seniors: Photographing Landscapes
Landscapes make wonderful photographic subjects, and with patience and an artistic eye your landscape photos don’t have to be of spectacular scenery like that found at national parks. You can find...
View ArticleWhat To Do About Hypothermia
Hypothermia occurs when your body temperature goes below normal. When you get older your body can’t control its temperature as well and you are more susceptible to this disorder. There are several...
View ArticleExtraordinary Seniors: Dan Inosanto, Master of Martial Arts
It’s never the right time to retire from a vocation you love. Dan Inosanto has been studying, practicing, and teaching martial arts all his life. He’s 76 years old and shows no signs of slowing down....
View ArticleSenior Hobbies: Aquariums as Interior Decoration
An aquarium can become not only a fun and absorbing hobby, but if designed properly can become an enhancement to the interior decoration of your home. It carries a peaceful, soothing ambiance and...
View ArticleTravel for Seniors: South Carolina
South Carolina has interesting historic cities and towns, wild garish tourist traps, and beautiful natural scenery; in other words, there’s something for everyone. Cities to Visit in South Carolina...
View ArticleSuper Nutrition: Reading Food Labels
If you have decided to try to eat more healthily, seniors, you need to know exactly what you are eating. Reading and understanding food labels helps you to do this. Manufacturers are required by law to...
View ArticleTravel for Seniors: Mississippi
Mississippi gave birth to the blues, as well as Elvis Presley and William Faulkner. It’s a historically significant part of the country which also has areas of coastal beauty. Clarksdale, a small...
View ArticleTravel for Seniors: Tennessee
Tennessee has a combination of an unparalleled musical heritage and stunning natural beauty in the Appalachian Mountains. Cities Memphis is the largest city in Tennessee, and many of its...
View ArticleTravel for Seniors: Kentucky
Kentucky, known as the Bluegrass State due to its verdant blue-tipped green grass, is known for horse-racing, bourbon, and auto manufacturing, but also for its lush forests that pioneers tramped...
View ArticleTravel for Seniors: Louisiana
Louisiana has a very distinct culture, an amalgamation of Spanish, French, African, and Native American influences. Apart from English a number of languages and dialects are spoken. It’s got one of...
View ArticleSports for Seniors: Volleyball
Volleyball is a sport in which two teams of six players, separated by a net, try to ground a ball on the opposing team’s side. It was invented in the late 1800s by an American named William G. Morgan...
View ArticleTravel for Seniors: Arkansas
Arkansas is a place of great natural beauty and historic significance. Little Rock Little Rock, the capital and largest city in Arkansas, has got several points of interest. The River Market...
View ArticleSports for Seniors: Skydiving
If you are like many people you’ve always what skydiving would be like, to feel the thrill of flying freely high above the Earth. Believe it or not, it’s not as dangerous as it might seem. Safety...
View ArticleSports for Seniors: Softball
Even if you’ve never played baseball in your life, it’s not too late to start. Softball is easier and safer than regular baseball. The ball is larger, the playing field is smaller, and pitches are...
View ArticleSports for Seniors: Tennis
Tennis is a very popular game played all over the world. Tennis courts can be found just about everywhere, and are frequented by people of all ages. History It began as far back as the 13th...
View ArticleSports for Seniors: Orienteering
Orienteering is a sport in which you race against the clock as you use a topographical map and a compass to get from checkpoint to checkpoint to reach a predetermined goal. You are presented with a...
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