Extra Income For Seniors

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Recent studies show that certain mental activities may delay or prevent memory loss later in life. A new program being offered at some senior centers is taking that news to heart. Teri Okita reports.

George just wants to have one last day of fun. No matter what the cost. This is the award-winning short from director Michael Wechsler.

Merv Appelbaum, Boca resident, senior citizen and chagrined owner of a beat-up old Rascal mobility scooter enlists the help of TV show “Pimp My Rascal” to help take his lifestyle from geriatric to gizzeriatric. The residents of Leisure Town Condominiums will never be the same!!

This video, produced for my Systems Approach to Organizational Training class at Elizabethtown College is designed to teach senior citizens, specifically residents of the Masonic Village in Elizabethtown, PA, the bare minimums required to record a video using the Panasonic DVX-100B video camera. Topics include locating the battery and tape, white balancing, setting up a tripod, and reviewing the footage using the “VCR” mode on the camera. This video was written, produced and directed by Stephen Juliano. Narration by Carey Betts

My 91-year old Aunt Doris really rocks out playing “Some of These Days” on the piano. She plays everyday, and can run rings around any other piano player. She really rocks! BTW – Be sure to check out Doris playing 5 new songs: Search unser same tags, but change “91″ to “92″!

Rickey Smiley impersonating senior citizen, “Bernice Johnson”, curious about how to use her cellphone.

The girls talk female genetic mutation and Natasha visits a senior center looking for a rich husband (and some legal drugs).

Mr.Tadiyapan is a senior citizen who lives in a container in Tanjung Bunga Penang for 4 years, after he was dismissed from employment. He was born in penang in 1939 and he is now 72 years old and was living alone in a container at a construction site in Tanjung Bunga Penang. 4 years ago he lost a job as a security guard as a result of vision problems suffered by diabetics and he was unable to pay rent for the house he lived. Now he is getting help from the public on daily basis. Now his future is uncertain and the possibility he could be driven from the place he lived after the project was completed at a construction site. Now he hopes the government and the welfare department to help him to find a permanent solution.

Simple Solutions to modify a senior citizen’s home for safe “aging in place” www.independentblessing.com Contact Jennifer Lynch 781-400-5805