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Elders deserve a voice: How retirement shifts the community narrative on age in [Local Community (opens the original)
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It seemed to be a social rule or ideal most often associated with the Victorian era â children should be seen and not heard. Back then, in the upper and middle classes, children were relegated to the nursery and put under the supervision of nannies and tutors. The âMary Poppinsâ classic may be a holdover from such a time or setting. The suggestion, of course, is that children have much to learn in order to become responsible adults and that they should therefore listen and learn. It was so
Flowers and the lesson of giving according to Parry Sound - Muskoka columnist (opens the original)
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âIt is more blessed to give than to receive â¦â Itâs a familiar saying whose origins can be traced back to ancient scriptures. Itâs a statement by Paul (Acts 20:35) and attributed to Jesus. It came to mind because of an act of kindness in the form of a bouquet of garden flowers. It had been received with happiness, admired and appreciated. However, or naturally, after a week or so that bouquet of flowers began to slowly wilt, losing its place of prominence. In fact, it has shrunk consid
A kid was asked the best thing about summer camp. His answer? We all needed to hear it. (opens the original)
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It was the second Saturday of July, and already two weeks into the hot and sunny season of summer activities for kids. Saturday is changeover day for kids at summer camp. On that day it wasnât hard to spot some of them wearing T-shirts and other things with the names of various camps in the area. Camps offer some pretty exotic activities. If you check their brochures or websites, âbigger, better, faster, higher, fartherâ seems to describe the activities of most of them. And, in the busynes
Local retiree finds joy in part-time work: A new chapter begins (opens the original)
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When you graduate into retirement, youâre not finished. Youâre simply moving up into something else. The old working hours may be gone but thereâs still that proverbial 24-seven to fill every week. So ⦠what to do with all that time? The choice is yours. At retirement youâre as free as an adolescent once again. Well, almost. You can start a whole new career, or you can maybe volunteer for something that can use your talents or skills. You can also choose something that lies between the
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