Tag Archives: changing aging
Community Photo Albums: September
Gardening, music, art, swimming, crafts, computers, and more kept our EngAGE community residents active all month. We also marked a special occasion: After almost nine years, Jewel Forga, EngAGE Food Bank Coordinator, retired. Jewel’s job was to oversee food delivery from … Continue reading
Paul’s Kitchen in L.A.’s Chinatown
Paul’s Kitchen is located in City Market in L.A’s Chinatown, a neighborhood that has changed a lot since the restaurant opened in 1946. “For 23 years, manager Charlie Ng has run the restaurant on downtown’s San Pedro Street as his … Continue reading
We’re Back!
After an unexpected hiatus that resulted when we redesigned our website on a new host, the EngAGE Blog is back online. Thank you for your patience! Several posts were published during the hiatus that didn’t get distributed to our subscribers … Continue reading
Worth Repeating: Citizen Archivists
“Worth Repeating” is a weekly feature on the EngAGE Blog that will bring you previous posts that we think are still timely, interesting, or just plain fun! From 11/18 /12: Seniors have lived through some fascinating times and, as a … Continue reading
Alternative Living: Elder Cottages
Elder cottages offer privacy, security, and convenience in multi-generational living. But there could be an expanded use: “Boomers are taking more responsibility and being proactive . . . this type of concept could be used to create senior villages, for … Continue reading
Worth Repeating: 91 Year Old Navajo Code Talker to Receive Degree
“Worth Repeating” is a weekly feature on the EngAGE Blog that will bring you previous posts that we think are still timely, interesting, or just plain fun! From 11/9 /12: From KOAT Channel 7, Albuquerque: “Chester Nez will receive his University … Continue reading
What’s Happened to the Fountain Pen?
If you’re a certain age, you probably remember learning how to write with a fountain pen, a beautiful but potentially messy instrument. But what’s happened to the pen in an age of digital posts and tweets? Read, and listen, here. … Continue reading
