"What’s one skill you spent 30 years mastering that you’d love to teach someone else just for the fun of it?" Wait! Or maybe This! What one skill DIDN'T You Learn that you wished someone would teach you during The Encore stage of our lives? Answer either one or both. Have fun with it!

Wishing you a blessed day/year @Janna Skroch Will your family celebrate again, after the combo birthday/Super Bowl celebration?

Hello all, Jim asked me to share the video I uploaded to Youtube today... I'm as curious as you are as to what he's got up his sleeve! 🤣 (For context, my sister and I share 24/7 care of our 93 year old Mama, and we both still work, and I'm building a skool around art, so this is me multitasking, I guess you could say.... Haha!) Thank you for allowing me to share it. We had fun together ~~ Be blessed, Janine

Near Mammoth Village in Yellowstone NP

As a teen, I had the chance to travel with my extended family to Italy to visit our relatives for a month. We spent time in Rome and Naples, and as a kid whose Mom was interested in history, we did all the major sightseeing. Visiting the little town where most of my grandfather's family still lived was both incredibly eye-opening and boring. Very small, narrow streets that, if a car was coming, you stopped and pressed yourself against the wall of a building. In fact, to me, the archways in the homes seemed bigger than the roadways. Looking back now, after almost 50 years, I really appreciated the relaxed lifestyle everyone lived. The people we were around were all 70-90 years old and active. Some of the images in my head of Pompeii can still bring a tear to my eye. The Colosseum was so impressive because, standing there, and after being in an NFL stadium, I was amazed at how they engineered this place. Side note, we got an unofficial tour of a few places we weren't supposed to see often. Not sure who my uncle was connected with, but I saw parts of the Vatican were locked down and guarded.