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Summer 2016 1 Summer 2016 1 Summer 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS Features In Every Issue 15 MILKING THE NECTAR OUT OF 4 FROM THE DESK SUMMER 5 YOUR THOUGHTS 16 ANNAPOLIS IN THE SUMMERTIME 6 CHART YOUR COURSE: 20 CREATE A MEMORY BOOK VETERAN'S BENEFITS 24 HOW TO BE A GOOD CREW 27 ASK THE UNDERTAKER: 34 WAYS TO CONNECT WITH BRING 'EM HOME VISITING GRANDKIDS 30 BAY REFLECTIONS: SUMMER TIME 36 ADULT COLORING BOOKS 42 BOOKS: OLD, NEW AND OBSCURE 44 MARYLAND'S JOCKEY CLUB 45 DEAR VICKI 46 SUMMER - QUIZ ACROSTIC Articles 47 LAST WORDS: GARDENS IN THE BAY 7 FEEL ITALY, FEEL GREAT 8 PHOTOGRAPHY AND DECISION MAKING Departments 10 SUMMERTIME IN SUNGLASSES 11 BAY HEALTH: Bay Bytes 14 HAPPY BIRTHDAY NATIONAL PARK INDIVIDUALIZED DENTAL SERVICE TREATMENT PLANS If you use a tanning solution, you 19 INSTRUMENTS OF PEACE 12 BAY NUTRITION: AN OLD- may want to check out this tell all http://abcnews.go.com/ 22 A JUDICIAL PRIMER FASHIONED SUMMER PICNIC site: Health/safety-popular-spray- 26 BUDGET REDECORATING 18 BAY NUTRITION: MARYLAND tans-question-protected/ 28 LIVING LOVE BLUES story?id=16542918 31 THE GIFT OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE 33 BAY TREKKING: SUMMER OVER 50 WEEKEND FUN TRIP 32 PURSUING PASSION 37 BAY HEALTH: NOW I LAY ME 38 ORGANIZE! LIVE IN A CLUTTER- DOWN TO SLEEP FREE HOME 40 BAY NUTRITION: WHAT'S REALLY 39 DISRUPT AGING IN THAT TASTY ICE CREAM TREAT? Never regret growing older – Not everyone has that privilege. Summer 2016 3 OutLook For the Bay Boomer and Beyond... FROM THE DESK Publisher and Tecla Emerson Murphy Editor-in-Chief [email protected] Managing Editor Mick Rood Recently we had dinner with good friends to celebrate [email protected] Art Director Emma Stultz their 50th wedding anniversary. We asked the usual questions: [email protected] What's your secret? How did you do it? They danced around, Advertising Sales Director Cynthia Rott [email protected] throwing out different words like tolerance, good humor and Columnists Dr. Jim David patience. As with many long-term relationships there didn’t [email protected] seem to be one clear-cut answer. They did let us know that life Michael J. Dodd [email protected] hadn’t always been as carefree as it now appeared to be. She Victoria Duncan [email protected] aptly pointed out that there isn’t a marriage that hasn't gone Jessica L. Estes through some either very dry periods or tough times caused by [email protected] financial problems, health issues, personality clashes or all of the Ryan Helfenbein [email protected] above plus many more. The bliss of a long-term relationship, she said, just isn't Henry S. Parker going to carry anyone for 50 years. Statistically, more than one-half of today’s first [email protected] Drs. Passaro and Wooddell marriages fail, and sadly, even more fail the second and third time around. www.WPDentalGroup.com They both said it’s difficult to pinpoint what exactly keeps couples together with Contributing Writers Barbara Aiken [email protected] all the upheavals, problems and roadblocks. In hindsight, they felt that the most Joanne R. Alloway trying times had been the middle years when that flush of excitement of the newness [email protected] of marriage had worn off. She said that within a decade of the wedding much of that Joan Amundsen [email protected] fun was gone. There had been the new home, new job, new location, new interests, Dr. Ricardo Barbieri [email protected] new baby, new friends, an endless and dizzying parade of excitement. Then it got Tricia Herban down to the mundane: he worked too late, she had too much to juggle, the wedding [email protected] day glow was gone, the children's wants were incessant and no one seemed to care. It Peggy Kiefer [email protected] then morphed into "never enough" -- time, money, energy, caring, space, etc. Trying Leah Lancione not to be negative, she said those middle years become somewhat of a day-to-day [email protected] Elsa Lane struggle and she remembers wondering if it was as good as it was going to get. In [email protected] hindsight, they both said that for those who got through those middle years and Kater Leatherman [email protected] kept it together, there were rewards. Their children are off leading satisfying and Kathryn Marchi committed lives of their own, products of a semi-stable home, she said. [email protected] Now, after all those long and sometimes difficult years, they found they could Elyzabeth Marcussen [email protected] enjoy the results of keeping it together. They could enjoy this perspective despite Neal Moran [email protected] admitting there were times when one or the other had the urge to end it. Still, Ellen Moyer they knew that terminating the relationship wouldn’t be good for anyone, most [email protected] especially the children they committed to raise. As most of us have seen, shunning Albert Northrop [email protected] that responsibility can have disastrous results. They also took the view that another Rev. Dr. Amy Richter relationship might be nothing more than exchanging one set of problems for [email protected] Susan Rosapepe another. In the end, trusting a known commodity proved better than taking a chance [email protected] on something untried and unfamiliar. Sue Ellen Russell [email protected] After all the years of struggle, holding it together and putting everyone else first, Louise Whiteside their observation was that there's now a shared, deserved contentment to be enjoyed. [email protected] Retirement, they said, is here. They’re taking the time to get back to enjoying Circulation Jack Hovey [email protected] each other and the things delayed for so long -- places to visit, reconnecting with Photographer R.C. Murphy [email protected] longtime friends, books to be read, a new hobby and grandkids. There’s even a bit of Subscriptions S. Hill extra money, as every cent is no longer committed to straightening teeth or paying [email protected] $24.95 per year (bimonthly - 6 issues) for one last education. Contact OutLook by the Bay From where I sit, it looks like all it took was commitment, perseverance, 210 Legion Ave. #6805 Annapolis, MD 21401 persistence, hard work and long hours. And it seems from their perspective it was 410.849.3000 ISSN#1948-044X well worth all the trauma, drama and effort -- much like life in general. We all agreed OutLook by the Bay is distributed throughout Anne Arundel County, in sections of the that turmoil would have been there, with or without marriage. As they so aptly Eastern Shore and Baltimore. It is available free of charge in seniors centers, county libraries, hotels, coffee shops, doctor offices, supermarkets, senior communities, book pointed out, it was better with the partner who somehow chose to hang in through stores, restaurants, private clubs, real estate offices, health clubs, hospitals and at all of our advertisers and is mailed to select homes in the Bay area. it all than trying to go it alone or connecting midstream with an unknown. OutLook by the Bay is published bimonthly by OutLook by the Bay, LLC. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any form without express written consent of the pub- lisher. Information obtained in OutLook by the Bay is protected by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution and is intended for reader interest only. Do not sub- stitute it for the advice of a qualified healthcare professional, legal or financial adviser. Reader discretion is advised. OutLook by the Bay, LLC does not verify the accuracy of any claims made in connection with advertisements and accepts no responsibility for errors and omissions. All rights reserved. Submissions should be sent to editor@ OutLookbytheBay.com by the first of the month preceding the publishing date. 4 Summer 2016 Your Thoughts varied, useful and introspective articles and the various websites and resources that are shared -- all in a magazine not loaded with annoying and numerous ads. It is so refreshing in subject choice and chock full of so much important material for such a small magazine. I immediately signed up when I stumbled across it CELLPHONES This Summer will mark the ninth in a waiting room, and would pay to To the Editor, year for our Summer choral institutes subscribe if necessary without a moment’s I was cheering out loud when I read at beautiful Washington College in hesitation. It’s an excellent publication, the “From the Desk” in the last issue about Chestertown, Md., July 18 – 22 and also type I wished there were a lot more of to smart phone use in public places. I can’t the famed Chautauqua Institution in N.Y., highlight our local area, and so far beyond. control others when I’m out in the world, Aug. 28 – Sept. 2. From your desk, to mine... and this but I can at home. I am tempted to put Singers eat, sleep and drink choral note of thanks, from my desk back to a sign on my front door that says, “Leave music for five days, enjoy movement yours. Thanks for such a publication that your cellphone in the car, please!” classes, vocal technique classes and is truly useful and fascinating. It's the type Kater L. challenging choral rehearsals. They also of publication you can't wait for next issue! West River, Md. enjoy attending professional concerts Sincerely, every evening. Each camp draws about 85 Sharon S.
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