Tag Archives: 50+
Busting Bogus Boomer Beliefs, part 1
When it comes to boomers, there are so many misconceptions about who we are, what we’re doing and what we’re … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyles
Tagged 50+, active boomers, Baby Boomers, Boomers, BoomerSmarts Wisdom, busting bogus boomer beliefs, misconceptions about boomers, Mitzi Beach, online spending, youth-obsessed culture
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Basic Boomer Beige Hearth Room “After”
It almost seems like we should say, “Drum roll please!” with our completed “after” of the Basic Boomer Beige Hearth Room … Continue reading
Posted in Design
Tagged 50+, ageless design, basic beige boomer hearth room "after", basic beige boomer hearth room makeover, before post, Boomers, calculated color, club chairs, Color, Crypton fabric, dark colors, delighted clients, designer brain, designer rush, function, hearth room, high point market, how to make wise purchases for your own spaces, knick-knacks, lack of functioning spaces, light, materials and products, most of our shapes in our spaces are linear, principles and elements of interior design, rectangular shapes, reupholstering, scale and proportion, sitting area, texture, the little stuff disease, too much little stuff
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What has no age discrimination?
I love this photo of my mom and me but I do not like where it was taken.
Posted in Aging in Place, Design, Lifestyles
Tagged 50+, AARP, ageless designing, Aging In Place, asid, assisted living facility, Barbara Barton, bathroom grab bars, Boomers, boomersmart, BoomerSmarts approved products, breaking hip and wrist, Carla Aston, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Certified Living in Place Professional Course, curbless or zero clearance shower, Erik Listou, Fall Awareness Month, falls happen to all ages and do no discriminate on age, flip flops, grab bar, head injury, Katharine Pooley, KBA, KBIS, knee replacement surgery, KUBE architecture, Mahabis slippers, most falls could be prevented, National Association of Home Builders, NKBA, physical therapy, potential hazards, preventable accidents, Robin LaMonte, shower curb, thin pad and low pile carpeting, Universal Design
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Whew! It’s about time.
For many years I have felt like I’ve been spitting at the wind, talking to and about boomers. So you … Continue reading
The Three A’s of Aging
I’m fairly certain it’s safe to say that we’ve all been there. You know, that moment when you realize you … Continue reading
Posted in Aging in Place, Healthy Living, Lifestyles
Tagged 50+, 50+ living, 50+ tips, accept change, accepting change, aging, attitude adjustment, attitudes, attitudes affect aging, Baby Boomers, balance, Boomers, BoomerSmarts Wisdom, capable, change in attitude, DIY, flexible, gen xers, housing, lifesizing, millennial, three a's of aging, wellness
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