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September 5, 20200

The Problem with Vacuuming

We are all home a lot more. Around our house that has occasioned a reassessment of the chores. Among other things, I’ve volunteered to do t

September 4, 20200

Many of us can find ourselves single again after a long term marriage or relationship. Whether through divorce or the death of a spouse, being single

September 3, 20200

There are actually two ways you can stop your Social Security retirement benefits (once you’ve started collecting them) and restart them at a lat

August 28, 20200

Recently found out why I’ve always loved bananas. I was reminiscing with an older sister about past epidemics we’ve lived through. Before SARS, C

August 26, 20200

CivicScience posed the question “What’s the best age to be?” to people all over the United States. More than 4,000 responses were gathered over th

July 29, 20200

There’s no debating that we are living through unprecedented and challenging times right now. While many are combating this pandemic on the

July 24, 20200

As people age, they tend to have a difficult time doing the things that they once did. Many of us may take for granted the things we do in life that

July 23, 20200

Creating a living will (also known as an advance directive) is one of those things most people plan to do, but rarely get around to actually doin

July 20, 20203

For generations, the migration pattern of humanity shows the flow of people from rural to urban areas. People always left for opportunities; to

July 17, 20200

Why is it that America’s most skilled and experienced workers struggle to find work? Although they will never admit it, most recruiters and compan