The Legacy of Memorial Day

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,…

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Why Reminiscing Matters

by Cynthia Germain Having family in town recently brought a special kind of energy, with stories flowing – some familiar, others forgotten until now. The experience of seeing the smiles and laughter over shared memories reminded me of the unique power of reminiscing. It’s…

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Turning Work into Friendships

by Cynthia Germain In today’s workplace, the value of intergenerational friendships cannot be overstated. According to an insightful article from the Harvard Business Review, “Why We Need Intergenerational Friendships at Work,” these relationships foster mutual growth, enhance understanding, and drive productivity across age groups….

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