Get your garden on at these local events

As spring wafts through the air, your green thumbs might start itching to get back into the dirt to plant and weed and nurture life out of the earth and into the warm sunshine. Whether you’d like some instruction to improve your gardening skills or just like to look at spring blooms, you can get your green on at these local garden events.

How to de-clutter your home

By Amanda Beam



More and more in today’s world, seniors are deciding to make do with less. Circumstances force some to part ways with their beloved belongings. Others may crave a simpler lifestyle, one without the hassle of an untidy home.

In either situation, sorting through papers, mementos and household goods can be stressful mentally as well as physically.

Through their business Staging Your Next Move, co-founders Lynn Medeiros and Kathi Jaggers want to help reduce this anxiety by decluttering both homes and lives.

“It makes your life simpler,” Lynn says. “We’re always bringing things into our houses, but try and think about how much goes out of the house. No matter what age you are, we should all be looking at our items and trying to discard them.”

Pick Up the Spring Issue Now!

The spring issue of Today’s Transitions is now available, on stands and online!
Here’s a sampling of what you’ll find inside:

Lunch date with friends? Here’s what to wear!

Start with basic, colorful pieces you can mix and match for a comfortable look that exudes spring.

Tips for pain-free gardening

It’s finally spring, and now’s the time to get that garden in shape. Before you run out to your backyard and spend the day pulling, digging and crawling around, try some of these tips from Tori Vinson, OTR, an occupational therapist at Southern Indiana Hospital in New Albany Indiana.

Make this for dinner tonight!

This delicious Italian Crusted Chicken recipe given to us by Chef David Thomas-Tindal of Genesis Regis Woods is packed with protein and pairs nicely with corn pudding.

The Spring Issue is Out!

Ahhh.. take a breath of fresh spring air – finally! – and enjoy our new issue!

Read about:

• How to make your home safe for aging-in-place
• How to start keeping a journal
• Deliciously easy snacks you can pick up today
• What technology would be right for you to try
• Tips and tricks for caregivers and as always, our exclusive local directories of care options
• And more!