One urban aging trend featured in a recent CBC News expose was about the growing number of boomers who are making the decision (with what appeared to be solo intent); to downsize from their current home to a smaller, more manageable, containable space – while at the same time maintaining their independence. Condominium living was
Who will you grow old with? Who do you have history with? Who will stick with you? Who have you not met yet? How and where will you live alongside the perhaps “unknown who” – aging with intent and independence? These questions all have individual answers that exist within a broader social context and by
Part of Hollywood’s annual Academy Awards show is the “remembrance of those we lost” segment, where in a few moments of nostalgia, a sliding photo gallery commemorates those familiar greats of the film arts who died over the last year. Otherwise, it’s a night of momentary glitz that goes on way too long. But for
Today marks the 3rd anniversary of the weekly Change Rangers Blog. Pop a cork! While some have asked “have you reached ‘Blog Guru’ status?”, that’s not what it’s about. Blogs are about generating ideas and conversation. When I first entertained blogging as an activity in 2001, (in a previous rendition of a web site) the