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Home Clutter Help
Have you been spending more time indoors because of the extreme heat? If so, you may have noticed some things around your home that you no longer use or need. Clutter Awareness Week (August 6–12) is the perfect opportunity to take a fresh look at your living space and consider what you can let go of to…
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Summer in Ann Arbor
Now that the Ann Arbor Art Fair is over and June is behind us, it can feel like crunch time to get some summer experiences before the students come back next month. One of the perks of living in a college town is enjoying a quieter campus during the summer, making it the perfect time to take a leisurely stroll, visit a museum,…
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Self-Care Made Simple
July 24th is International Self-Care Day! We talk a lot about self-care on the blog (it was one of our first blog posts!), and for a good reason. While many people think of self-care as an occasional treat or spa day, it can be much simpler- and much more meaningful. Self-care is anything that helps you maintain your physical, emotional,…
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Donating Medical Equipment
Did you know that July 15th is National Give Something Away Day? While many of us think about donating clothing, books, or household items, gently used medical equipment is often one of the most needed (and most overlooked) donations. Items like walkers, wheelchairs, shower chairs, and canes can make a meaningful difference for older adults…
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Love Your Skin
Did you know that July 8th is National Love Your Skin Day? July is also UV Safety Month, so it’s a great reason to take a minute and explore how we’re taking care of our skin as we age. Our skin changes over time, becoming thinner, drier, and more vulnerable to damage from the sun, insects, and…
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Building Financial Freedom
As we celebrate the 4th of July, we often think about the meaning of independence and the freedoms that matter most in our daily lives. Financial freedom looks different for everyone; it might mean paying bills without stress, saving for the future, enjoying retirement, or simply having enough to cover life’s essentials. Today’s blog post invites you to reflect…
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