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Keeping our brains healthy as we age (opens the original)
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Most of you reading this column are well on your way to becoming a "senior citizen." My husband and I are currently 75 -- he will soon be 76. We prefer to think of ourselves as "aging" but not yet "old." Isn't it funny how we define old as being about 10 years more than our current age? Today's column is the first in a series I have planned that will specifically talk about brain health. I found some great articles that I obtained permission to use and will discuss the definition of brain health
A look at how bedrooms have changed (opens the original)
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NIAGARA, Wis. -- I am a huge fan of HGTV, so when I stumbled across an article on the internet, written by Kristina Wright for History Facts at https://historyfacts.com, that discussed how bedrooms were designed in the mid-1920s, my curiosity was piqued. By that time, Americans were placing greater importance on privacy, and the bedroom soon became the most private of locations within the home. It was also the room where personal style and some daily routines were formed. The bedroom became much
Life in the north woods is truly something special (opens the original)
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NIAGARA, Wis. -- I can still remember that day in August of 1977 when my husband and I, along with our oldest son -- who was 5 years old at the time -- took a ride north to Pembine, Wis., where my husband was scheduled to interview for a teaching job at Pembine High School. Until then, we had never been north of Green Bay. As we drove further and further north, we were reading the names of all the small towns along the way. When we came to Pound, our son started to laugh so hard as he said, "a p
What I miss about growing up in the ’50s and ’60s (opens the original)
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NIAGARA, Wis. -- Now that I have reached my 75th year, I find there are a few things I miss about being younger. I am not talking about my own physical condition; sure, I would love to go back to when I did not have arthritis and could walk miles every day back and forth to school or when taking long hikes with my husband. I am referring to the way ordinary, everyday life was back when I was younger. I have many pleasant memories of "the way things used to be," as I am sure most of you do as wel
I love the character of older homes (opens the original)
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NIAGARA, Wis. -- My husband and I have always lived in older homes. Certainly, when we were kids, we lived in them because that is where our parents decided to raise their families. His family owned a home that had been part of a dairy owned and run by his grandparents. My family moved from rental house to rental house. I am not sure why we moved as often as we did, but none of us thought anything of it at the time. And, my hometown was filled with glorious older homes full of character which, I
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