Time Flies....
- Jan 15, 2021
- 1 min read
January 2021.... Time flies when your having fun, apparently we are having a lot of fun! Comment from a 97 year old " it flies anyway, believe me"
Encouragement from our seniors....try something new - go on I dare you to! 90+ year old RD (with macular degeneration) had never tried painting before and has discovered a whole new world of enjoyment! Her advice for 2021... 'go on and give something new a go' and with a sparkle she added: 'dare you to'!
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I liked how this post about time flying made everyday moments feel real, especially when it talked about small memories that add up to big feelings. It reminded me of a week when tests stacked up and I looked for ways to take my online exam cheap so I could handle everything without stress. That week taught me that planning ahead and tracking dates really matter.
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