Memories of Mom this Mother’s Day
By Bill Levine (SENIOR WIRE) Surprisingly, it’s taken my third snowbird winter in Florida to realize that, at age 68, I still have freckled arms… Read More »Memories of Mom this Mother’s Day
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Food Assistance Programs Can Help Seniors in Need
Millions of seniors struggle with food costs. Fortunately, several senior food assistance programs exist that may be able to help.
The Old and New Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook
When the pandemic struck, it was time to dust off the Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook to make nutritious meals.
Quinton’s Quarantine Coloring Book
Two southern Idaho women create Quinton’s Quarantine coloring book—a creative outlet and to help educate and entertain others.
History of Quiche: French? German? It’s Complicated
Custard is good. Pie is good. Custard pie? Custard pie is quiche, and quiche is really good. Here’s what to know about the history of quiche.
Is it Rumba or Zumba? No, it’s Roomba!
Rumba to the front. Zumba to the left. Or Roomba around the living room. When we want to vacuum, we will most definitely decide on Roomba.
Taking the Lead: Idaho celebrates women’s suffrage, other milestones
March is the month for honoring women in history, and Idaho celebrates women, historically leading the charge in women’s suffrage.
Zoom In: Keeping In Touch with Video Conferencing
People rely on Zoom video conferencing to stay connected with like-minded groups—for quiz get-togethers, music rehearsals, classes, and more.
Robin Pewtress: Delving Into Genealogy
When we embark on learning about our family histories, we are researching our genealogy—the process of seeking out ancestors and relatives.
Classic Dish for Celebrating Lunar New Year: Pork Dumplings
Food is an integral part of many celebrations around the world. Try out this Lunar New Year recipe to kick off this season’s festivities.