Christina's Considerations

It's the little things... zippered baggies!

I thought I'd share one of my early Facebook Page posts from August 2017. Zippered baggies are still creating challenges, especially those sealed baggies for prepared foods, such as, sliced cheese and sandwich meats. Back then, I only had so... Read more →

New Orleans Tricentennial

This year marks the tricentennial of New Orleans (celebrated on May 7th) due to the city being settled in the Spring of 1718. The exact date is unknown. I share this here because from time to time I've posted on... Read more →

Emergency Request to Reverse Court Ruling to Invalidate Medical Aid-in-Dying Law in CA

In March of this year, I featured a three part guest post series on end of life care and it included choices and preparing for end of life. One of those choices in California is being threatened this week. The... Read more →

Educational Video on CBD

I've been struggling with where to find trusted information on cannabis and CBD; all while knowing video is more engaging. I've now found Green Flower and their free videos on a variety of related topics. My first one to watch... Read more →

Tea and Southern Me!

Some are reminded of tea when Summer nears. For me, a girl from Louisiana, ice(d) tea is an all year thing. Fortunately, even Santa Barbara's winters, I can put a pitcher out on the patio table for some sun brewed... Read more →

The Big Squeeze: Ergonomic Tube Squeezer

There was a time when I could hardly squeeze toothpaste out of the plastic tube, but that was nothing compared to the metal tube of my favorite hand cream. So, I started thinking and researching. In the process I learned... Read more →

PERSEVERANCE “To carry on in your course of action, even in the face of difficulty, with little or no evidence of success”

Guest Blogger: Tim Hague The following is an excerpt from my book PERSEVERANCE - The Seven Skills You Need To Survive, Thrive And Accomplish More Than You Ever Imagined. I was just forty-six years of age when diagnosed with young... Read more →

Ensure Mom Has the Care She Needs

As Mother's Day approaches, consider the many years your mother cared for you and it is possible she may one day require care herself. The reality is that millions of Americans require long term care at some point during their... Read more →

GBS and Mobility Awareness

May is National Mobility Awareness, as well as, Guillain Barre Syndrome Awareness month. These two go hand in hand since GBS is causes paralysis and fully immobilizes some for months. My hope is that everyone reading this post will recognize... Read more →