Moving Day countdown: Be generous to yourself and others when decluttering
When my real estate agent walked into my house to discuss putting it on the market, the first thing she said was: “80 per cent of this will have to go.”
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Moving house hits close to home for Senior Times publisher
When I made the decision to sell my house, I hadn’t realized the impact it would have.
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BOOM! A one-man time capsule with Rick Miller
If you were born between 1945 and 1955, you’re what I call a baby boomer. Yes, I know, those born before or after like to think of themselves as boomers, but truthfully, there’s something about growing up in those years, that makes you a prime audience for the latest hit […]
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Travel: Feasting eyes on Botero’s Medellín in Colombia
We happened to be in Medellín, Colombia, to welcome the New Year of 2015, during our first visit to Colombia and Ecuador.
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Book review: The Book of Faith, Elaine Kalman Naves
Elaine Kalman Naves’ novel is an exposition of a certain Jewish community, the Reconstructionists, a branch of Judaism that takes a less traveled path to Judaism.
Travel
Galapagos Islands: An adventure of two lifetimes
We had always wanted to visit the Galapagos Islands, but felt a trip to this isolated archipelago in the Pacific Ocean was just too expensive — it was a destination for the rich. When we decided to spend our two-month long summer vacation in one spot this year, Salinas, Ecuador, the […]
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Restaurant review: Café Falafel
I miss Israel. So when I found Café Falafel, I was delighted.
Travel
Travel: Rivers and valleys of colour in Riobamba, Ecuador
Riobamba — the name itself suggests exotic, rhythmic dancing. For us, it was a place to cool down from the steamy coast of Ecuador, and our three beach towns: Salinas, Montañita, and Puerto Lopez. Getting there by bus was arduous!
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