I finally got around to getting that video done I wanted to do last week. Just got tired up trying to get educated on how to better use all the technology we have at our fingertips. This is Age is Just a Number, let me know your thoughts. It started out one direction and ended up another. But that's okay. I figured it out better for next time.

In just 12 hours we'll have our weekly meet-up. It's a great time to get answers to any questions you have, raise topics you would like to share or know more about, get better as we grow on the Skool platform. See you at 10am, Thursday, Nov. 21 Chgo time.

There are several really good communities in Skool that deal with growing a business, self-improvement. how's to do this or that from raising children, being single and handling finance. These are all really great communities and I do belong to several. I am trying to get a feel for this community and where it wants to go. I originally thought a site for seniors, and I still do. But, I want to make sure the people that are here are enjoying their experience, and gaining a sense of fun and learning. If there is something you would like to see please share your thoughts. I can't read minds and I want you to feel that you too, have a part of it. What subject to you feel would be an interesting topic?

I apologize again for the short notice on cancelling my meet up this morning. This evening at 7pm , just a few hours from now, I will host a meeting for those that are able to attend. No specific issue but happy to talk and answer any questions. Check the calendar for meeting information. 7pm, Thursday, Nov. 14

I am fortunate to be in a few communities that provide so much valuable and fun information. I asked @Vicky Carne if I could share this with our community. Her group, 3A-AI, focusing on this newer technology for us. She shared this to our group and gave me a lot to think about as we go into this new territory. 1. Simulating Future Conversations—MIT’s “Future You” Tool Imagine chatting with a future version of yourself! MIT has developed an AI tool that lets users talk to a simulated “future self” to guide life decisions. While aimed at younger people, it’s still a fascinating idea for anyone interested in personal growth and self-reflection. AI isn’t just helping us day-to-day—it’s getting personal in entirely new ways. Read more here 2. A Friendly Face: Meet ElliQ, the Smart Companion Robot If you’ve ever wanted a little extra companionship, meet ElliQ! This charming AI robot is designed specifically for older adults, encouraging healthy routines, reminding you to stay hydrated, and even chatting with you throughout the day. It’s like having a friendly buddy who’s always there when you need a nudge or a smile. Learn more about ElliQ 3. AI-Boosted Hobbies: For the Gardeners and Artists Among Us Got a green thumb or an eye for color? Apps like PlantIn and Canva are making hobbies like gardening and art easier and more enjoyable. PlantIn plans and monitors gardening tasks based on your local climate, and Canva offers AI tools that help choose colors, layouts, and styles for creative projects. AI isn’t just for tech—it's boosting our favorite pastimes! Check out PlantIn | Try Canva 4. Brain-Boosting Fun: Games That Get Smarter as You Play Keeping your mind sharp doesn’t have to be a chore! Games like Lumosity and CogniFit use AI to adjust their difficulty levels, creating a fun, personalized challenge every time you play. These games are designed for all ages and keep your brain engaged, adding a bit of entertainment to your mental workout. Explore Lumosity | Visit CogniFit