jendotcohen
jendotcohen
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Tech training & ref materials whiz increasing productivity with software & mobile apps | Geek | Queen of Useless Trivia | CKCS Lover | http://jendotcohen.com   
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jendotcohen · 11 hours ago
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New Year, Same Fabulous You: Resolutions for the Pro-Age Crowd
Ah, the new year—an annual excuse to write a list of resolutions that will be abandoned faster than leftover fruitcake. But fear not, my fellow pro-age warriors! This year, we’re flipping the script. No more resolutions based on guilt, unattainable goals, or societal nonsense. Instead, let’s resolve to celebrate the fabulousness of aging with a healthy dose of humor. Here are some pro-age…
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jendotcohen · 2 days ago
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Embracing the Beauty of Another Year Gone By
As the calendar edges closer to its final page, there’s a collective sense of reflection in the air. The end of the year invites us to pause, to look back, and to consider the ways we’ve grown—not just in accomplishments, but in wisdom, strength, and self-awareness. For those of us who celebrate the beauty of aging, this time of year is an opportunity to embrace the lessons and joys of another…
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jendotcohen · 6 days ago
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Embracing the Holidays with Gratitude and Joy: A Pro-Age Perspective
The holidays are a time for reflection, celebration, and connection. As a pro-age advocate, I believe this season offers a unique opportunity to embrace the beauty of aging and cultivate gratitude for the lives we’ve lived and the moments yet to come. Aging Gracefully: A Seasoned Perspective With age comes wisdom, perspective, and the ability to savor life’s finer details. The hustle of…
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jendotcohen · 10 days ago
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Embrace the Wrinkles, Pack the Passport: Traveling as We Age
They say age is just a number, but when you hit a certain stage, that number seems to come with extra luggage—both metaphorical and literal. Let’s face it, traveling as we age is not the same as it was in our 20s. Back then, we could survive on three hours of sleep, questionable street food, and a backpack smaller than today’s carry-on. These days, we prefer a little more… finesse. But guess…
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jendotcohen · 12 days ago
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Living with Invisible Illnesses: Strength You Can’t Always See
Life with an invisible illness is like starring in a one-person show that no one else knows they’re watching. The audience sees your “normal” exterior, but behind the scenes, there’s an intense battle happening that’s anything but invisible to you. Whether it’s chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, lupus, or another condition that doesn’t outwardly show, navigating the world can be exhausting,…
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jendotcohen · 14 days ago
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Pro-Age on the Go: Surviving (and Thriving) During Business Travel
Business travel: the glamorous life of jet-setting… or is it just wrangling overstuffed suitcases, awkward airplane naps, and overpriced airport snacks? Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or stepping into this world for the first time, business trips come with their own unique challenges—and plenty of opportunities for laughs. Here’s how to embrace your pro-age wisdom, navigate the chaos, and…
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jendotcohen · 17 days ago
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Finding Closure and Peace After Estrangement
Life is full of transitions, and few are more challenging than coming to terms with estrangement from an adult child. For a pro-age advocate, this journey offers a unique opportunity to reflect, heal, and grow. While the pain of saying goodbye is real, there is also strength in choosing peace, acceptance, and self-care. Acknowledging the Pain Estrangement is never easy, and saying goodbye is…
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jendotcohen · 19 days ago
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Finding Humor in First World Problems
Let’s face it: we all have those moments when we’re irrationally upset because life’s tiniest inconveniences feel like the end of the world. But here’s the thing—these so-called “first world problems” can also be a reminder to laugh at ourselves, embrace our quirks, and focus on what really matters. As a pro-age advocate, I believe that with age comes wisdom—and maybe a little extra patience…
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jendotcohen · 22 days ago
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Positive Mindset for Better Health: Your Guide
Living with a chronic illness can feel like a constant challenge, but it’s also an opportunity to focus on what truly matters: your overall well-being and the power of a positive mental attitude. While the journey is unique for everyone, a holistic approach to health can help you thrive, no matter the circumstances. Shift Your Perspective Your mindset matters. Adopting a positive mental…
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jendotcohen · 10 months ago
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Happy St. Urho’s Day! 🍇🦗😂 Ooksi kooksi coolama vee [1,2,3,4,5] Saint Urho is the boy for me! He chased out the hoppers as big as birds Never before have I heard those words!
He really told those bugs of green Bravest Finn I ever seen Some celebrate for St. Pat and his snakes But Urho poika (boy) got what it takes
He got strong and tall from viili sour And ate kalamojakka (fish soup) every hour That’s why that guy could chase those beetles What grew as thick as jack pine needles
So lets give a cheer in our best way On the sixteenth of March, St. Urho’s Day.
#StUrhosDay #finnish #finland https://www.instagram.com/p/CbKglnDORu8/?utm_medium=tumblr
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jendotcohen · 1 year ago
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UFO (1970), “Ordeal”
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jendotcohen · 1 year ago
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(via The Grim Gallery: Exhibit 4509)
Peter Boyle in Young Frankenstein (1974)
fire…BAD
morning…BAD
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jendotcohen · 1 year ago
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Univac 9000 Series disk cartridge prototype with a 2.2 MB capacity  1966
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