Underestimating the Priceless by Bob Lowry
Underestimating the Priceless by Bob Lowry Yes, this post title is meant to be ironic. After all, how can you underestimate something if it is priceless. Yet, we do it […]
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What Did You Love as a Child? by Bob Lowry
What Did You Love as a Child? by Bob Lowry I had a very pleasant and supportive childhood. At one point before she died I told my mom that I […]
The Calm before the Stormy by Bill Storie
The Calm before the Stormy by Bill Storie I bet you thought I was about to talk about something or someone in the news! Well, you’d be right. There is […]
Making Space by Robin Trimingham
Making Space by Robin Trimingham We are still in the throes of a long hot summer here on the rock and as I find ways to keep cool I find […]
A New Perspective on Aging by Robin Trimingham
A New Perspective on Aging by Robin Trimingham Einstein once said that the definition of insanity is repeating the same action over and over expecting different results. The same might […]
The 3 Worst Things You Can do in Retirement: How to Avoid Them by Bob Lowry
The 3 Worst Things You Can do in Retirement: How to Avoid Them by Bob Lowry Of course, there are all sorts of mistakes we make as we move through […]
Stepping Beyond Your Comfort Zone by Robin Trimingham
Stepping Beyond Your Comfort Zone by Robin Trimingham Is your retirement starting to feel like a well-worn trail in which you move from one thing to the next and days […]
Two People. Two Very Different Retirement Outcomes by Bob Lowry
Two People. Two Very Different Retirement Outcomes by Bob Lowry Jim M. woke up to another day, destined to be just like the day before, and the day before that. […]
Finding a True Friend by Bob Lowry
Finding a True Friend by Bob Lowry This topic is on my mind because of the just-concluded trip to Oregon to visit a few fellow bloggers. As things turned out I […]
How to Be Happy (Again!) by Bill Storie
How to Be Happy (Again!) by Bill Storie Note: This article first appeared in April 2016 well before the onslaught of “fake news” proving once again that “the more things […]
