Living Well 60+ January-February 2014
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Contents<br />
Jan./Feb. <strong>2014</strong><br />
Birdwatchers Flock Together<br />
Winter Dreams of Spring Gardens<br />
The Best Friends Approach to Dimentia Care<br />
FOOD DUDE<br />
Coq au Vin Makes an Elegant, Hearty Winter Dish<br />
Aging with Asthma<br />
TRAVEL<br />
Break out the Bikes<br />
Cars are not allowed on Grand Mackinac Island<br />
Winter Safety Reminders<br />
It Isn’t Too Late to Save for Retirement<br />
Calendar<br />
<strong>Living</strong><strong>Well</strong>50+ is now DIGITAL:<br />
Senior Services Directory<br />
The Bourbon Trail Leads All to Kentucky<br />
Late Life Success<br />
A Salute to Col. Sanders<br />
Cafe and Museum Showcase Birthplace of KFC<br />
50 YEARS AGO…<br />
Beatles Appeared on Ed Sullivan Show<br />
Through the Eye of the Artist<br />
Understanding Your Credit Score<br />
PERSON OF INTEREST<br />
Charisse Gillett<br />
FROM THE<br />
COVER<br />
PAGE 13<br />
<strong>Living</strong> <strong>Well</strong> 50+ is<br />
a proud product of<br />
Classic<br />
CARS OF CUBA<br />
WRITERS<br />
STAFF WRITERS:<br />
Angela S. Hoover<br />
Frank Kourt<br />
Jamie Lober<br />
Abby Malik<br />
Thomas W. Miller Ph.D. ABPP<br />
Sandra W. Plant<br />
Jan Ross<br />
Martha Evans Sparks<br />
Guest Article Provided by<br />
Chrysantha Clark, CFP, Keystone Financial<br />
STAFF<br />
Tanya Tyler<br />
editor/staff writer<br />
John Brokamp<br />
publisher<br />
Janet Roy<br />
director of creative services<br />
Brian Lord<br />
sales manager<br />
Kim Blackburn<br />
sales representative<br />
John Hoffeld<br />
sales representative<br />
FROM THE<br />
EDITOR<br />
Dear Friends,<br />
It’s <strong>2014</strong>! What are you<br />
planning to do with this new<br />
year?<br />
A Facebook friend posted<br />
an article that encouraged<br />
adopting a theme for the new year, rather than<br />
making resolutions. “The theme should be a word<br />
that resonates with you and embodies something<br />
that has been missing from your daily life,” the article<br />
Tanya Tyler • tanya@samplerpublications.com<br />
said. “Instead of defining specific behaviors that you<br />
want to do [like losing weight or quitting smoking],<br />
simply keep your theme in mind and allow your days<br />
to unfold from there.”<br />
I like that idea. I’m going to choose “quirkiness” as<br />
my theme for <strong>2014</strong>. This will encourage me to do<br />
things I might not normally do, such as participating<br />
in one of those 5K races where they throw “color<br />
bombs” at you. Or going to a music concert by a<br />
group I’ve never heard of. Or trying a restaurant that<br />
features food I’ve not eaten before. It will definitely<br />
include traveling to places I’ve never been but have<br />
long wanted to visit. (Vienna, anyone?) It might even<br />
mean finally going skydiving – something that’s been<br />
on my bucket list for a few years now.<br />
Whatever theme you choose for <strong>2014</strong>, make sure it<br />
enhances your overall goal of <strong>Living</strong> <strong>Well</strong> 50 Plus.<br />
Live life like you mean it!<br />
Tanya
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