It’s happened at the Town already. It was just a matter of time. I’m the “techy” one, so I’m used to it. Yes, I’m now “technical support.” I’ve now taught 3 folks (who shall remain nameless) how to use their smartphones. How to turn them on and off, silence them, and how to load apps. (C’mon Verizon and AT&T – show people the basics before you let them leave the store!) But I digress. Read More…
It’s been a day since we returned from our council retreat in Wilmington, and I’m still having a few “a-ha” moments about what I learned. (BTW – there’s a nice set articles written about the retreat on Cary Citizen, or you can always get the notes from the Town of Cary.)
Quality of Life – we hear it all the time, and it’s sometimes used by many of us as the reason we live here in Cary. I think we will admit that we’ve got a “high quality of life” here in Cary. What we sometimes DON’T think about is our “life quality.” With more than 25% of our population being baby boomers, it’s something that more and more of us think about. (Yes, I’m a baby boomer.) Our life quality is important; the ability to maintain, regain or improve our abilities or skills, to make a contribution, to be present for our family and to enjoy life. Sometimes we are born with disabilities, or come by them through an accident, or daily challenges. And, still, we go on. As do the the folks from the Cary Mayor’s Task Force on Disabilities.
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