More than the forgetfulness and foibles we joke about, our "Senior Moments" also celebrate life-long memories, perspective, and wisdom, some delivered tongue-in-cheek, others for serious contemplation.  The lead contributor since SeniorLifestyle began in 2006 has been Dan Seagren, whose thoughts had already appeared on his own website and in several newspapers. 

The updated SeniorLIfestyle site includes all of the Senior Moments we have used since April 2006. 


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Faith, Religion & Spirituality

 1 record found

Have a God-Directed New Year by James N. Watkins


(My World   January 5, 2019)
Fill your new year with hope and humor…
Topics: Advice, Guidance & Mentoring Faith Future Grace Holidays Holiday Season Hopes & Dreams New Year's Predictions & Forecasts



General

 5 records found

Many States Moving Away from Embosed License Plates by Rob Stump / TheDrive


(My World   September 23, 2023)
If you live in Colorado and any of the twenty or so other states moving to printed license plates, you may have to trade in your old plates…
Topics: Change Current Events, News New Year's Technology Transportation Trends


100 Ways to Improve Your Life by The Saturday Magazine staff / The Guardian


(My World   January 7, 2022)
Simple things to do without really trying very hard…
Topics: Advice, Guidance & Mentoring Holidays Holiday Season Hopes & Dreams Humor Lifestyle, General New Year's


You Make Me Happy When Skies are Gray by Garrison Keillor


(My World   January 1, 2022)
Welcome progress observed at my last visit to the dentist…
Topics: Change Contemplation, Insight COVID-19 Holidays Holiday Season Hopes & Dreams Humor New Year's


I Resolve to Resolve by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   January 6, 2013)
In praise of New Year's resolutions…
Topics: Holidays New Year's

A New Year's Dance-a-Thon by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   January 11, 2009)
Waltzing with the unknown…
Topics: Change Faith New Year's


Government & Politics

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Is There a Doctor in the House? by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   October 6, 2023)
Poetical comments on the current chaos on Capitol Hill…
Topics: Current Events, News Dysfunctional, Broken New Year's Politics



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From the South Atlantic, Blessings! by Garrison Keillor


(My World   January 1, 2024)
The real education, however, is to discover how sweet Christmas is . . . standing at a ship's rail at night and looking up at Orion with your wife and daughter has more to do with Christmas than sleighs or chestnuts or even boughs of holly. Happy 2024!
Topics: Christmas Contemplation, Insight Future Holidays Holiday Season Humor Inspiration Memories New Year's


Looking Back, Looking Forward by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   December 30, 2023)
Contemplation as a new year begins…
Topics: Contemplation, Insight Faith Holidays Holiday Season Hopes & Dreams Memories New Year's


Have a God-Directed New Year! by James N. Watkins


(My World   December 29, 2023)
Jim updates his annual list of posts for the New Year…
Topics: Contemplation, Insight Faith Holidays Holiday Season Hopes & Dreams Humor New Year's Optimal Aging


The 12 Sites of Christmas (2022) by James N. Watkins


(My World   December 30, 2022)
Jim updates his annual list of posts offering Hope & Humor for the holiday season and preparation for a new year…
Topics: Christmas Faith History Holidays Holiday Season Hopes & Dreams Humor Metaphors, Life Lessons New Year's


One for the Books by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   January 1, 2022)
The past year is bound to be remembered…
Topics: Faith Family Holidays Holiday Season Hopes & Dreams Memories New Year's News Prayer


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Sports & Recreation

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Rio Olympics Reflections by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   August 6, 2016)
A picture of world peace…
Topics: Diversity & Pluralism Inspiration New Year's Sports Unity, Unified



Technology

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The New Year's Day VIsitor by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   January 8, 2012)
Denouncing an uninvited guest at the family table…
Topics: Computers (and other Digital devices) Family Holidays New Year's