Author Archives: EngAGE
Slow Down for Creativity
From an article in the LA Times by Christian McEwen: “When people are asked where they get their best ideas, they answer, ‘In the shower.’ ‘On vacation.’ ‘Doing nothing.’ They begin, in other words, by simply being. “…there is a great … Continue reading
Word Wizardry Contest
From an article by Alison Biggar in Aging Today: “Every week, Merl Reagle creates crossword puzzles that are syndicated in 50 newspapers across the country. Known for his wit, facility with word patterns and for starring in the crossword puzzle … Continue reading
The Ageless Project
The Ageless Project says, “We’re sending the message that the personal, creative side of the web is diverse and ageless. If you have a personal, non-commercial site or blog (that’s original) and don’t mind sharing your date of birth, you … Continue reading
Helpful Websites Focus on Senior Health
Medicare’s main website offers a list of seven useful websites that provide information about not only Medicare eligibility and enrollment, coverage, rights and protections, health plan options, prescription drugs, and programs for people with lower income, but also such topics as chronic diseases that … Continue reading
International Perspective: Hidden Elders of Hong Kong
There is a perception in the West that Asian cultures respect their elders and care for them in extended family living situations. While there is some truth to that assumption, reality does not always conform to our expectations. China Daily.com has just published … Continue reading
Experience Talks 6/20: Pledge Break
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76th Anniversary of Social Security
This week members of the Alliance for Retired Americans sponsored a series of events nationwide to let their lawmakers know how much working people depend on Medicare and Social Security. Last month was the 46th anniversay of the establishment of … Continue reading

