Wondering what to get Grandma or Grandpa for a little gift?
How about a new bedside clock? Not a small size. Must be large enough that numerals on the face are easily read. Be sure the alarm is also easy to adjust. It's amazing how these small things are just what we need replacing and what a joy to have one simple to use.
Larger faces on a watch are just as important. That is in case you are looking for either a pocket or wrist watch. It would be a happy gift.
Just remember - no "stuff". We still have enough of that to clear away.
About Me
- Relta
- Over the last 92 years, I have learned a few things about being independent. As a professional working woman, I spent more than 50 years taking care of clients. My family and myself. I entered the world of publishing, working in 1947. I opened my own public relations agency at the age of 60 and served as its president for nearly twenty-five years, until I retired. I still live on my own, independently, with the support of friends and family. I decided to write The Independent Elderly as a way of sharing with others some of the common sense tips and techniques I’ve learned along the way.
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