
“Is this a Fitbit?” I asked my customer and pointed at her fancy wristband.
“Yes, it is. Our health insurance requires us to wear it.”
“Are you serious?” I couldn’t believe what I just heard.

“Is this a Fitbit?” I asked my customer and pointed at her fancy wristband.
“Yes, it is. Our health insurance requires us to wear it.”
“Are you serious?” I couldn’t believe what I just heard.

Department stores are closing left and right, hundreds will lose their jobs and once again it looks like we are not prepared. I can’t help but shake my head in disbelieve. “Seriously, we didn’t see that coming?”

A group of older, married women met at a seminar on How to live in a loving relationship with their husbands. The women were asked, “How many of you love your husband?”

I love photographs, pictures of older faces that I like to call “character shots,” interesting buildings and architecture. Breathtaking images of landscapes, animals, and situations in black and white, or color. So many bloggers take pictures on a daily base, and I wanted to be one them.

Santa brought me a tablet for Christmas. Furthermore, this year Santa tried to be very sneaky and he used the Amazon account of a good friend instead of our own, to hide his tracks from Mrs. Santa.

I got the newest version of iPhones, the iHoudini. It’s a phone that they must have developed just for people my age (50+).
There is one piece of technology that I miss and wish it would be still used the way it was used when I was younger. Telegrams, I wish this service would be still around and used, maybe not on an everyday base, but for special occasions.
It is hard to surprise me, but this small movie did. A friend send it to me on Mother’s Day and it left me speechless and smiling. I just didn’t…