Short, fast walks will invigorate and uplift us.
6 January 2026
THE DAYS ARE SHORTER AND COLDER AND WE MAY NOT WISH TO GO OUTSIDE.
THE DAYS ARE SHORTER AND COLDER AND WE MAY NOT WISH TO GO OUTSIDE.
Put your best foot forward this year!
Wolves are more often heard howling during cold, snowy winter nights. Wolves use vocalizations for various reasons, including defining territory, locating pack members and coordinating hunting.
Reflect on your personal values. Plan what you want to see in your life. Track your plan in small, baby steps over the year.
Put your personal health on your “Resolutions List” this year.
KEEP YOUR FEET STRONG Start with a warm up: With your feet off the ground, draw the letters of the alphabet with your big toe Rise on tiptoes, then lower heels while using a stationary support for balance Stand on …
IF YOU EXPERIENCE BLURRED VISION, SPOTS OR TROUBLE SEEING IN THE NIGHT, IT MAY BE A SIGN OF DIABETIC RETINOPATHY. Schedule your eye screening to protect your sight.
THE END OF A YEAR. THE BEGINNING OF A NEW YEAR. Envision “realistic” resolutions.
THE HOLIDAYS MIGHT BE OVER, BUT WINTER BREAK ISN’T. The holidays might be over, but winter break isn’t.
HONOUR YOURSELF. Embrace your strengths and your limitations. Work compassionately toward your personal growth and development by stepping safely out of your comfort zone to take on new challenges and experiences.
Your Feet Have Served You All Year! Give your feet the gift of self-care: daily inspections, cleaning, thorough drying and a light massage when applying your cream.
SEE THE PAST. PROTECT THE FUTURE. Early detection of diabetic eye conditions can save your sight. Book an eye exam today.