I Wonder…
How can a sense of wonder keep you young and increase longevity? Re-igniting curiosity will nourish healthy, fulfilling, happy, confident living and enrich your days, regardless of age.
One of our community members creates beautiful felted artwork. He makes donations to Meals on Wheels when people offer him money for his art.
We say “welcome” in many different circumstances with one unifying meaning: that we receive gladly the presence or companionship of another. . In all its forms, the gift of welcoming makes us happy, healthier, and connects us to others.
As the new year begins, ISR introduces our new mission, vision and ISR Helps.
Have you heard of the Reverse Bucket List? Instead of the traditional bucket list, which is a list of things we always wanted to do but maybe never did because we thought we couldn’t, the reverse bucket list is a list of all the things we have accomplished in our lives.
We are explorers, looking for the balance of knowledge and experience that leads us toward not to a solution.
Resilience is knowing you can rebound from a setback or challenge and believing that you are a survivor despite what happens to you. You can adapt and overcome.
Gerontologist and Cornell professor Karl Pillemer’s book, “30 Lessons for Living: Tried and True Advice from the Wisest Americans” is filled with the life wisdom he gathered from interviewing thousands of senior adults
A beautiful allegory for aging.
Resiliency and being prepared for the unexpected can include anticipating that we can only change the way we react to the unexpected.