When Every Day is April Fool's Day
Vintage cartoons, funny stuff (unintentional and otherwise), and an assortment of the odd and unusual from the land of filmdom. Baby Peggy Flies Her Pelican Caught on film for eternity,…
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Treat Common Health Issues in Dogs
Dogs are amazing creatures. They love unconditionally, bring smiles to our faces, and give us their all every day. But owning a dog isn't always rainbows and butterflies. Like humans,…
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Pros & Cons of Pet Cats for Seniors
If you're retired or are enjoying more time at home these days for other reasons, you may find you aren't loving all of the "alone" time. Human companionship is great,…
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10 Reasons Why Pets Are Good For Seniors
The Niagara Falls Humane Society and the CDC posit that among many other good reasons for seniors to have a pet (they encourage activity, etc.), it's what pet's decrease for…
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Is Horse Riding Safe for Seniors?
Horseback riding can be an ace way for older adults and seniors who love horses to get exercise, fresh air, have fun, and socialize with other riders. It can also…
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Tips For Hiring a House Sitter
In a post-pandemic world, you'll probably be looking to get out of the house and get your travel on at last. But of course, getting away isn't always easy. In…
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Done in July 1951
News, Headlines, History, Entertainment & Trivia From July 1951: Korean War Peace Talks begin; Citation is 1st race horse to win $1M; J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye is published…
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Happy Canada Day
Shareable, unique images created from a mix of photos that represent Canada from coast to coast. The Great White North is beautiful! Eastern Canada Flora, fauna, and architecture representative of…
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Done in May 1951
News, Headlines, History, Entertainment & Trivia From May 1951: Count Turf Wins Kentucky Derby & Arcaro rides Bold to victory in the Preakness; Restaurant segregation is ruled illegal; Operation Greenhouse…
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Jean, the Vitagraph Dog - First Dog Star
A rough tri-color collie named Jean became the first acclaimed movie dog star of silent films, courtesy of her owner/trainer Laurence Trimble, actress Florence Turner "The Vitagraph Girl", and the…
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