>Andews Hayes

Eventually, you will get sick or traveling (or too broke). You will get sick of visiting and kids. Volunteer work will convince you that the average recipient of volunteers’ efforts are lazy, shiftless bums.

So what’s left to do? Get a job, that’s what.

Being a door greater at Wal Mart gets old, so I recommend starting your own business. There’s one I know of that will get you out in the sunshine and introduce you to many interesting creatures; Professional Pooper Scooper. Lets face it, people love their pets, but don’t have the time or inclination to pick up after them. Your clients could be private homeowners, or an property owners will wide open areas where people “walk” their dogs (now THERE’s a euphemism). I’m willing to bet you can pick up quite a bit of change and get some much-needed exercise as well.

I;m sure Chris could whip up a Web site to promote your new start-up.

Need any more advice, let me know.

She can’t occupy all her time with traveling. If she doesn’t need the money, perhaps her part-time job can be something in the nonprofit sector, helping out with a cause she supports in a way that utilizes her skills so her mind is kept active.

The most important thing, though, is that she do things every day that exercise her cognitive, memory, and reasoning skills. Studies have shown that this is one of the most important things you can do to prevent or delay the onset of age-related loss of mental function.

Congrats to your mom =)