How do you feel about the way you look on a Zoom call?  Do you care?  If you thought you didn't like the way your voice sounds, then how do you feel about the way you look on Zoom?  Let's talk about it. 

Being real, raw and refreshing when it comes to romance at any age is difficult but talking about it when you are over 65, well it's just different.  What does it take to keep a relationship romantic?  Is it Netflix and a glass of wine?  Is our new way of life after CoVid going to change romance forever?  

It's always been known that "everything" is in a name.  But what about IG handles?  When it's impossible to pronounce, or share easily with someone does that make it a bad handle? Or a cool creative one?  Does it matter?  Of course it does!  Here's why.  

We are often told that if we want to keep our brains challenged as we age then "take up a new language".  But is that really the best advice? After all its easy peasy through association software such as Babble, or is it?  A daily dose of wisdom on learning a language and what it really takes.

The sound of time.  Is there such a thing?  Today's daily dose talks about being aware of time passing and how the tick tock of an analog clock or old school kitchen timer can change your productivity.  Well, at least for Wendi it did. 

Admitting that you have shame is not easy.  But then again neither is carrying guilt that we mistake for shame and vice versa.  Wendi's daily dose is her encounter with Brene Brown on Audible.com - someone she refused to listen to - and then did and it changed everything.

There is a lot of talk out there, prior to Covid, that growing out your gray hair was cool, liberating, a sense of freedom.  When it's a choice, I suppose that true.  When it's forced upon you...not so much.  A funny take on why gray is not the new blonde.  

No one feels their age, we all know this.  But Wendi asks the question...What happens when you pick apart the comment or compliment..."I can't wrap my head around the fact that you are so old, you don't look that old."  What does it mean to you and...what does it mean to the person saying it.  

A 5 minute daily dose of Wendi's perspective on being a grandparent after being a single parent of 2 boys who leaned on her own parents to help her through.  I surprising twist on why it's okay to say "bye bye" and not feel guilty.