Suzanne Marlatt Stewart Like many of you in our community, I am a grandma. What I have discovered isn’t just about love for our grandchildren. There is a term called “Grandma Brain.” Although it is not a technical term, it connotates a scientific explanation. What has been shown in neurological research is that something unique…
Dr. Rose Bricker What exactly is narcissism? Often, it’s misunderstood in our society. I think it’s because it can be so confusing. Did you know there are different types of narcissism? For example, the grandiose narcissist is often egotistical, loud, arrogant, demanding, and attention seeking. The next is the vulnerable narcissist who is caring, charming,…
Judi Friedman and Jerry Lankin We’re two SaddleBrooke foodies forever seeking great places to eat! We’ll review two restaurants each month for taste and presentation, service, price, value, and ambiance. If you have a favorite eatery and would like to spread the word, please send us an email at cooksoutofthekitchen@gmail.com. Café Torino Restaurante 10325 North…
Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg What? The Model T Ford had 100 parts. The modern car of today has over 30,000 parts. Time Will Tell The tall, freestanding, and stately wooden clock that has been in American homes for centuries was developed in 1670. In 1876 Henry Clay Work authored the song “My Grandfather’s Clock,” referencing…
Unit 4 Ladies Take a Look at The Views Connie Kotke The ladies from Unit 4 gathered once again for their annual spring luncheon on April 2. This time the venue was The Views Restaurant on Rancho Vistoso (at Sun City) in Oro Valley. Our group was the only one braving the chilly temperatures on…
Renee Mazin In March, the Tucson Festival of Books was our premiere annual book event in Tucson, drawing authors representing all genres and books for all ages. Whether you braved the crowds or stayed home, the SaddleBrooke Community Libraries have books by some of these featured authors for you to read! If regional mysteries interest…