Jerry Tinsley Many retired seniors find the need to put memories of pertinent parts of their lives into writing or on video to pass on to younger family members and friends. If you would like to see an example of how to write a memoir “right,” look no further than Quail Creek author Marlys Harper’s…
David Zapatka While attending the Theosophical Society Convention in Wheaton, Ill., this summer, I saw one of the presenters use the word “equipoise” in his presentation. The usage of the word described a relationship balance between two philosophical thoughts. Equipoise—equi·poise noun 1. A state of equilibrium 2. Counterbalance 3. Balance of forces or interests verb…
When it comes to financing a new vehicle, your journey should be as smooth as the road ahead. That’s why Hughes Federal Credit Union is thrilled to introduce our “Road to Rewards” auto loan promotion, designed to take you further with one low rate. What Does “One Low Rate” Mean? At Hughes, we believe financing…
Pam Hartwell-James and Inna Shames Is it still Taco Night if instead of taco shells you use wonton-wrapped taco cups? At In My Kitchen on Aug. 12, hosted by Pam Hartwell-James, the answer apparently was a resounding, “Yes!” Wonton-wrapped taco cups turned out to be the perfect appetizer for a fun twist on Taco Night.…
Kathy Sinnott What is your fave rock song where the lead singer shouts off a ‘4/4 beat count?’ Mine has got to be Springsteen’s Born To Run at 3:03 minutes into the song! Well, rockers, get ready to experience the Rockin’ 4 Heroes 4/4 beat count this year, which gives new meaning to the number…
Don Beaver, Fitness Director Last month, this column discussed the need to set realistic physical fitness goals and how to be able to pursue/attain them through a firm commitment. Whether you wish to lose weight; gain strength; increase cardiovascular capabilities; improve your golf, tennis, or pickleball abilities; or improve your overall balance and mobility, the…