by Cynthia Germain The great weather that we have had leads well into Memorial Day, a long-celebrated holiday since 1868. Originally known as Decoration Day, it was instituted after the Civil War to commemorate the soldiers who perished in that devastating conflict. Over time,…
by Cynthia Germain Spring has a way of waking up something inside us. The days get a little longer, the sun feels a little warmer, and there’s a feeling of possibility in the air. So when we think of planting seeds, it’s easy to…
by Cynthia Germain I’ve heard a disturbing statement many times over the years…an older person saying “I feel invisible.” Each time, it hits me the same way—a stark but undeniable truth about aging in our society. These aren’t just passing comments. They are confessions,…
by Cynthia Germain Recently, several friends have shared the heartache of saying goodbye to their furry friends. It’s a pain many of us know all too well. It suddenly gets too quiet…the absence of paws running through the house or the warmth of them…
by Cynthia Germain Merry Christmas from Do Good Door County! As the year draws to a close, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to those who have helped make it possible. This season is not just about festivities but about…
by Cynthia Germain Christmas is a wonderful time of year…the lights, the songs and especially the presents! But what if the person in your life seems to have everything? A common conundrum with an older adult as they have had a lifetime of accumulating…
This Veteran’s Day, Do Good Door County pays tribute to all who have served—across generations and branches of service. Veterans, from those who served decades ago to those who served more recently, have shown unwavering courage and dedication, shaping the freedoms we enjoy today….
by Cynthia Germain As we approach Labor Day, a holiday traditionally associated with the unofficial end of summer capped off by the backyard BBQ, it’s a good time to reflect on the deeper meaning of this day. Labor Day is a celebration of the…
by Cynthia Germain The recent decision by President Joe Biden to withdraw from the race for the White House goes beyond political affiliations, touching on the universal themes of aging, legacy, and the profound respect we owe to those who have dedicated their lives…
by Cynthia Germain The 4th of July is a time of celebration, a day when communities come together to commemorate the birth of our nation with fireworks, parades, and barbecues. Amidst the patriotic spirit and vibrant festivities, it is essential to remember and include…
