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Category Archives: GRUMBLES
“Protesting Generation”
Could this new year be ushering in a new generation of protestors? Goodness knows this age of austerity looks set to continue for several years ahead and the growth in numbers of the older generation are increasingly being seen as … Continue reading
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“Unwelcome Breakfast Research”
I have always believed the adage that “breakfast sets you up for the rest of the day”. I can never resist the “full English”, finished off with toast and Frank Cooper’s original marmalade – thick cut! (See my earlier blogs … Continue reading
“Age Friendly Gadgets”
Technology is intended to make our lives easier and over the last couple of centuries it has undoubtedly done so. All of us take electricity forgranted, although very few of us could explain how it works. The good news is … Continue reading
“Befuddled” 1
Since I have returned from my summer holiday, I have to admit my blog has stalled. I can’t seem to find the Grumbles to turn into Smiles. Sure enough there are still plenty of grumbles out there — the newspapers abound with … Continue reading
Money under the Mattress
Only a few months ago I was writing about how older people are getting left behind by new technology. (Click on the 2 sept 2012 in the Archive) Now a report by The Payments Council has highlighted the difficulties older … Continue reading
“What’s the Password?”
When I was very young, that was the question you were asked before you could enter our den. If you didn’t give the right answer you were not allowed in and you could be pelted with four bombs. Now, in … Continue reading
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“Technology Gap”
This blog is the beginning of a grumble, but it should be a smile. It is about the elderly market, and the number of new products that arrive almost every day that should make our lives easier and therefore make … Continue reading
“Grumpy Breakfast”
In my last blog on breakfast, I was lamenting the fact that my inability to find marmalade could make me grumpy first thing in the morning. See “BREAKFAST TRADITIONS” by clicking on 24th June 2012 in the ARCHIVE. Now lo and behold, a … Continue reading
“Google Gout” 3
This blog is a continuation of the story of my search for a remedy for my poorly foot. (For previous posts on this subject click on “POORLY FEET” in the TAG CLOUD). Hi Tracey I’m glad to hear that Vanessa … Continue reading
“Google Gout” 2
This blog follows on from “BEST FOOT FORWARD 2” and my continuing search for a cure for my poorly foot. Click on 10th June 2012 in the ARCHIVE or “poorly feet” in the TAG CLOUD. Hi Vanessa Thank you for taking the time … Continue reading