Growing Bolder Community

I have been making it a point to access this site at least once a day. I love the concept of this site and have really enjoyed the media content that is being posted. I am 28 years old and a member of a couple other social networking sites. I think Growing Bolder sets itself apart from the other sites with the attitude that is brings. This is a great place to visit if you are feeling a little...

Internet popularity is not just affecting the larger conglomerates of Corporate America. It is also changing the individual career lives of retired adults. Now, you may think that “Career Lives of Retirees” is an oxymoron, but the idea is growing as fast as the Internet itself. What seems to be making active adults find interest in the World Wide Web is that besides TV and publications, the...

To go along with the marketing of “Learning Later, Living Greater,” we wanted to create a web site that would be the “go-to” site for information on lifelong learning for older adults. Now, I don’t know the first thing about creating web sites. My son does to some degree, but he is extremely busy with all his writing commitments. So one of my daughters, Kathryn, graciously...

Recently I discovered my daughter was connected to one of her teachers on Facebook. Mr. Knight is a very nice young man. In fact, we all attend the same church. When I inquired about the connection, my college daughter told me they connected after she graduated from high school because Mr. Knight said he didn't think it was appropriate to be involved in social networking with current students....

I borrowed that line from Dolly Parton this morning on my arthritis blog, Arthritis Journey. I...

They are two - one a question and the second only a two word statement, so similar yet so different. The former suggests caution and prudence, the other ill-considered and foolish choices. The first is a question the wise often ask - "What if"? What if I do or say something, what will be the possible outcomes? It suggests that the one who asks realizes that what we say or do, or fail to say or...