If you are unsure of a new plant to see if it’s toxic to our furry friends go to https://www.aspca.org andhttps://www.akc.org/expert-advice/home-living/protect-your-pooch-from-poisonous-plants/ These pass as safe: African Violet – beautiful but a bit fussy, needs careful watering and bright but indirect light. Sweetheart Hoya – Heart-shaped leaves and can go two or three weeks without water. […]
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We are dog lovers and have always had at least one dog while our kids were growing up. We’ve had Goldens, Labs, and a mutt or two. Today we have a Goldendoodle and a Labradoodle, Zoey and Tux. We light to give them treats but should remember that we we enjoy may not be good
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Do I have to retire in my 60’s or 70’s? An article by Lisa Bannon in the Wall Street Journal, says that many don’t want to identify as a senior as they still feel like they have something to offer and want to be useful. They may not want all the pressure but would
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Spirituality – some thoughts on The past year or more has been difficult for many, almost impossible for some. We find ourselves wondering why, do I need some priorities, what can I get out of this new way to live, can I live with new uncertainty? Many have turned to spirituality to deal
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Here are some suggestions for meetings. Yes, often they waste people’s time, but it does not have to be that way. Try these when you are calling a meeting or attending one. Here are my top tips for meetings: several for each category of running meetings, attending meetings, and organizing remote meetings. So,
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