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New Habits

By Frances Kolarek — Vincent Dreary understands how hard it can be to shuck old habits and acquire new ones. “Change hurts,” he admits in his book How We Are.…

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Aging in Place

By Frances Kolarek — Aging in place is a concept coming up for a harder look. “We tend to think of aging in place as staying where we lived during…

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Hearing About A New Broader View of Family — See a Great Plan B Photo at the Bottom

By Richard Zorza — Professor Ertman of the University of Maryland Law School spoke at Collington a few nights ago. She is author of Love’s Promises: How Formal and Informal Contracts…

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Mishearings

By Frances Kolarek — I am deaf. And it’s a huge pain in the neck. And that other four-letter place. My hero, Oliver Sacks, wrote recently in The New York…

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Bridge Does Double Duty

By Frances Kolarek — The headline over a page-long article on bridge in a recent AARP Bulletin  reads: “Playing your cards right can help keep you sharp.” Bridge does double…

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A Day and a Year in the Life of a Committee Chair

By Kendrick Lee — Joining a CCRC is a piece of work, approached by “newbies” in their own way. My wife and I came to Collington nine months ago, and started…

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Changing Aging

By Collington Administrative Intern Jessica Golden — It is no secret the Boomers are aging. There is also no pretense about the large number of older Americans hitting “retirement” age…

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Red Hat Warning!

By Frances Kolarek — Warning! “When I am an old woman I shall wear purple With a red hat that doesn’t go and doesn’t suit me . . .” I…

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A Tribute to Oliver Sacks

By Frances Kolarek — He has been called “The poet Laureate of Medicine.” And over the years I have read his books with fascination. A neurologist, his stories of patients…

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