Life starts at 50, gets great at 60 and primo at 70.
Introduction: Embracing The Gig Economy As A Senior Citizen As the landscape of work continues to evolve, the gig economy has emerged as a dynamic and flexible arena offering numerous opportunities for individuals of all ages. For senior citizens, in...
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We all know that at our audacious senior age, short weekend aren't just on Saturday and Sunday. They are any day of the week. There are cool places on all three coasts; West Coast, Middle-coast and East Coast. Sometimes all you really need is a short getaway to recharge your batteries. Sometimes its the city, or the beach or the Right Coast, Middle-Coast or Lett Coast. And sometimes You are siting in Los Angeles and want want to sample the East Coast. Look for those bargain flights from coast to coast.
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Imagine a weekend where romance and creativity intertwine, where each new prompt (instruction to the computer) and splash of color is a testament to your shared love for art. For couples who find joy in the world of artistic expression, a perfect date doesn’t always involve candlelit dinners or moonlit walks. Instead, it can be an immersive experience that celebrates both your bond and your passion for art - in the age of A.I., Artificial Intelligence.
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I loved SPAM before it was a thing. SPAM, a superstar among foods was not always the gourmet food of canned meats. Back before there was food stamps they (the Federal and county governmet) gave us (poorpeople) "Commodities." This was surplus, processed food sold at a discount by the USDA to counties to give to those on their welfare rolls.
On July 5, 1937, a revolutionary product was introduced to the American market by Hormel Foods: SPAM. This canned meat product has since become a cultural icon, a staple in pantries worldwide, and a source of culinary creativity. Let's dive into the history of SPAM, its origins, why it was invented, its cultural significance, and its enduring popularity.
Back in 1921, it all began with a humble five-cent hamburger. White Castle opened its castle-shaped restaurant, which was unique and ahead of its time. Their signature Slider, a simple yet delicious 100% beef patty with onions and a pickle, quickly became popular due to its convenient size. Sharing a sack of Sliders with friends is even better than enjoying them alone. White Castle continues to deliver on its promise of tasty burgers and good times.
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