November 11, 2026
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JUST FOR GRANDPARENTS

It is not the fancy things that stick with grandchildren. These simple staples turn your home into a place they will always love to return to.

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SENIOR TIPS

Some friendships don’t happen over weekly coffee, regular phone calls, or random drop-ins. Instead, you might only see each other at the annual cottage weekend. (Source: Seniors Magazine)

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NOSTALGIA

You remember those holiday grocery runs. But government price records say the turkey on your 1970s table cost a lot more than you might think.

WELLNESS

You only drink occasionally, so how bad can it be? A large new study has some eye-opening findings about monthly drinking and liver health.

GOOD NEWS

Mae Bryant, an Army physical therapist in the 1940s, turns 103 this week. She has volunteered at the VA in Madison every Monday for about 25 years.

OUR HEALTH

Most drugstore sleep aids contain antihistamines like diphenhydramine, which the American Geriatrics Society advises avoiding after 65.

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When I reached 65, I realized that approximately 10,000 Baby Boomers will turn 65 every day over the next four years. In addition, over 50 million people are already 65+. I believe our generation deserves its own free, ad-supported, daily lifestyle newsletter with interesting news and fun facts created just for us. I hope you enjoy!

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