Retired? Now What?
Retirement is not an end, but rather a new beginning. There are so many possibilities to consider: participating in leisure time activities, including travel, hobbies, and education; continuing to work, either in the same or a different field; volunteering; and more. These can be the best years of your life—a time to fulfill lifelong dreams. So go for it—make the most of these years. (44 pages)
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Bargains for Seniors: A Penny Saved
While it’s true money isn’t everything, for a senior citizen living on a fixed income, every penny counts. There are numerous categories of products and services for which senior citizens can receive a discount or even a totally free product or service. Whether it be travel or entertainment, medical care or banking, internet service or clothing, senior discounts are available. BARGAINS FOR SENIORS will show you how to find them. (36 pages)
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Grandparenting: You and Your Grandchildren
What is your grandparenting style? Compassionate? Involved? Remote? Do your grandchildren live nearby or do you have to practice “long distance grandparenting?” Regardless of your current relationship to your grandchildren, you can always use more ideas for activities to bring them closer. Whether you’re looking for an activity that is indoor or outdoor, long distance or local, for toddlers or teenagers, you’ll find the perfect suggestion in GRANDPARENTING. (40 pages)
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Genealogy and Heraldry: Discovering Your Past
Be prepared to do some work. Be prepared to get frustrated at the difficulty of finding biographical information dated long ago. But most of all, as you set out on this journey into your own past, be prepared to learn and enjoy the rich tapestry you’ll create—a tapestry of forgotten names, faces, times, professions, places and maybe even lands and titles. Enjoy the fun of GENEALOGY AND HERALDRY. (44 pages)
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It's Your Internet Too: Living in the Information Age
Are you ready to join the online world? Good for you! The Internet is a wonderful creation, opening doors all over the world. Yet all that information is useless unless you know how to access it. Learn about the World Wide Web, Email, Chat, Newsgroups, and more. IT’S YOUR INTERNET TOO will guide you step-by-step and help you enter into a whole new world via your computer. (56 pages)
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Memoir Writing: Sharing Your Life
Why write memoir? First and foremost, a memoir is a record. Whether a memoir’s intended audience is only its writer, or the writer’s family, or the entire world, it keeps memories preserved. Memoir can be an invaluable resource for posterity, recording family history or personal history for the benefit of future generations. MEMOIR WRITING leads you, step-by-step, in creating a memoir for your children, your grandchildren, and yourself. (40 pages)
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Canine Companions: Choosing and Caring for Your New Dog
Are you thinking of getting a dog? There are many questions to consider. What breed should I get? Should my new dog be male or female, active or docile, small or large, purebreed or mutt? What’s the best place to find the newest member of my household? How do I take care of my dog to keep him happy and healthy? CANINE COMPANIONS will answer all these questions and more. (48 pages)
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Preserving Family Memories: Creating Oral Histories
Do you want to collect stories from your loved ones before it’s too late? Then this is the one how-to guide you’ve been waiting for! You now have all the information you need to begin collecting oral histories from family members. You’ll learn about the different types of oral histories, necessary preparations (including equipment recommendations), and how to conduct the interviews. Start PRESERVING FAMILY MEMORIES today. (40 pages)
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Lifetime Fitness: Staying Active After 50
Whatever your age, you need to learn to make exercise a part of your life. We all know that it’s important to maintain an exercise routine. But what type should you do to get the most benefit—strength training or aerobics? How often and how hard should you work out? Can you avoid injury? LIFETIME FITNESS will give you all the information you need to know to exercise safely and effectively. (40 pages)
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Digital Cameras: Sharing Memories
You’ve heard your friends talking about their cameras’ “mega-pixels,” “memory cards,” “optical and digital zoom, “LCD displays,” and “computer docking stations,” but you really have no idea what any of this means. The world of DIGITAL CAMERAS is packed with techno-jargon, but don’t worry. By the time you are done reading this book, you’ll be able to brag about your “6 mega-pixel, 32-meg, 10x optical, with a 2 inch screen,” and actually know what you’re saying. (48 pages)
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