Category Archives: Knowledge Areas

First-Time Family Caregiver and Other Admissions at Thanksgiving

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Sandra Cadogan-Beebe

There’s never a wrong time to pause and ponder that for which we’re grateful. Spiritual rituality, meditative moments, significant life events, near-misses, good news, bad news. And, of course, the November day of Thanksgiving. I LOVE the Thanksgiving Holiday. I … Continue reading →

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I Hate Change

Posted on November 23, 2015 by Sandie Kimball

I Hate Change Every weekday morning for as long as I can remember, I’ve gotten up in the morning, made coffee, toasted a bagel, put peanut butter and jelly on it, and placed it in a plastic container so I … Continue reading →

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The Puppy Project: Phase 2 (AKA Post Go-Live Remediation)

Posted on January 29, 2015 by Sandra Cadogan-Beebe

 In my October blog I introduced you to Finn, the Sheltie puppy I adopted earlier that month. Coincidentally, he turned 8 months old today! Thinking in terms of projects, we are 4 months post “puppy go-live.” And what a go-live … Continue reading →

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The Puppy Project

Posted on October 31, 2014 by Sandra Cadogan-Beebe

 Last November our fifteen year old Sheltie passed, the last of many in the family over the last twenty-odd years. Though slowed from age, he was a big personality and his absence left a large void in the household. We … Continue reading →

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May the wind always be at your back

Posted on April 7, 2013 by Michael Madden

An old Irish saying includes the line “may the wind always be at your back”. I was reminded of this a few days ago while cycling to work along Boston’s esplanade. With a stiff breeze off the Charles River, it … Continue reading →

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