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It is a common misconception that bears hibernate during the winter. While bears tend to slow down during the winter, they are not true hibernators. It’s this “Grizzly Bear” behavior that some of us humans…
Read MoreIt is a common misconception that bears hibernate during the winter. While bears tend to slow down during the winter, they are not true hibernators. It’s this “Grizzly Bear” behavior that some of us humans…
Read MoreIf my grandmother Emma had been a flower, she would have been one of those magnificent dinner plate dahlias like she grew in her garden. She would have been her favorite color purple. She would…
Read MoreDid you know the Centers for Disease Control estimates 76 million people each year get sick by eating contaminated food?! Older adults and children are considered most susceptible to foods contaminated by harmful bacteria and…
Read MoreCold weather, like hot weather, can often catch people unprepared. This is a good time to be reminded of what can happen when things cool down. Did you know that temperatures do not have to…
Read MoreFall has arrived. The word “fall” is on my mind and it conjures up all sorts of associations. For example, “fall” connects to “harvest” in my brain. As a result I’m imagining the cornucopia of…
Read MoreThe change of seasons can trigger memories for people of all ages, particularly for older adults. Reminiscing and retelling stories from the past is an important way to feel connected to important people even when…
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