Do you sometimes get confused behind the wheel? Do your friends and family members worry about your driving? Do other cars seem to appear out of nowhere? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be losing your ability to drive safely.
By Lynn Rosen Ok, Mom and Dad, listen up! With all the media chatter about helicopter parenting, Facebragging, tiger moms, and all the other things we are accused of inflicting on our children, I thought it might be a good time to check out what’s new
It all started with a phone call from two or three readers. “Please tell Linda and Allen to check out LaBella Italian Delight. The food is great and people need to hear about it!” P.S. It doesn’t often happen that we get multiple calls about one
It looks like “party time” is upon us, again. Graduations, weddings, engagements, all sorts of celebrations are definitely in the air. Whether you’re celebrating at home or out, you need to be prepared for company that’s sharing your wonderful event. This month we offer the
Franklin Delano Roosevelt entered the White House during the worst Depression in American history. Our nation was in terrible shape both economically and emotionally. One of every four Americans was out of work. The Dust Bowl was causing havoc and there was a huge migration
So, if you’re an older driver, what can you do to keep yourself and loved ones safe on the road at night? First assess your ability to drive safely. Make sure you visit an eye care professional at least once every two years, or even
In my last article I spoke about the benefits of keeping your loved ones in their own home as compared to a nursing home or assisted living facility. Once you made this decision to provide your loved one with an in-home caretaker it is extremely
This month I went to spend some time with Dr. Sofia Goldin at her Bustleton Pike office in Feasterville. Dr. Goldin is an unassuming dental professional committed to helping her patients keep their teeth for the long haul. “Nothing works as well as our own
Ok, so I know it’s April, but that doesn’t mean we can’t relish something hot and heavy. After all, we’re still not in the warmth of Spring, yet. As I write this, I’m still wearing my winter coat
On Thursday, March 26 at 12:15 I arrived at Michael’s Diner on Street Road during a very heavy rainstorm. I was late and eager to meet my “graduating buddies” from Olney High School for our monthly get together. As I jumped out of the car and
