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At age 84, Elizabeth Thaler of Rochester, New York, was lucky. Her daughter and son-in-law lived nearby and noticed when her memory began to slip, and she became too weak to cook. Soon she stopped getting out of bed.
Whether you're downsizing, decluttering, or dealing with the estate of a loved one, chances are you've got some stuff you could stand to get rid of. And while you'll probably choose to donate or give away some items, other possessions can be sold, sometimes for quite a bit of cash.
Let's be honest. New Year resolutions related to money typically never work. We make grand declarations only to feel disappointed as soon as the first expense bank draft hits our accounts in January.
Nature could be one of the keys to mental health — but what if you cannot hike or spend hours outdoors? Kristen Mastel grew up enjoying time outside, but she found that as an adult, that time decreased.
January has always been my least favorite month for several reasons — the letdown after the holidays and the dark, cold days punctuated with piles of snow.