After FTD: 4 Years
The impact of FTD and many other long-term care experiences is felt long-after the death of a loved one. I share our story because it is part of our own […]
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Morning Report: Design Defined
Thirty yards of compost now lies atop the garden beds in the Upper East Lawn Garden, Rainbow Garden, Garage Garden, Fairy Garden, Koi Pond, Cut Flower Garden, Rock Wall Garden,
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Morning Report: Dogwood Seeds
Noticing these bright red tips on the Dogwood branches, I moved closer to see just what they are… seeds remaining on flower heads. The seeds and flower stems will drop
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Morning Report: Rock Wall Garden
This past weekend Karl spread compost along the north side of the Orchard Avenue, creating the new Rock Wall Garden. The westernmost end of the garden features a succulent section
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Support Report: Me Moment Webinar
Thirty-three long-term caregivers joined us last night for “Take the Time for a 2-, 5-, or 10-minute Me Moment!” free webinar, hosted by Janet Edmunson. I presented an overview of
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Tonight! 11/7 at 7pm ET Free 30min. Webinar
Please share this reminder with friends, family, and neighbors who are caregiving a person living with long-term illness and disability. Take the Time for a 2-, 5- or 10-minute Me
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Morning Report: Mums Alive!
Never thought you’d hear about your personal power compared to fall mums, did you? Like the human spirit, these mums handle frosts like the one we had last night. Let’s
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Morning Report: Compost Pathways
Karl spent most of the weekend spreading compost on the flower beds in the Koi Pond, Cut Flower Garden and Orchard Avenue. We noticed how this application made the paths