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Published on 1 May, 2017 at 8:53 in Entertainment & Activities, Featured, Solo Living | Viewed times | No Comments
We encourage Suddenly Solos to travel. It can be a timely break from emotionally trying moments that can beset even the most well adjusted of us. Here are some tips that can make travelling a little easier. -Investigate TSA-Pre Check. This is an expedited system that is expanding to airports around the country and can
Fun Holiday Movies for Suddenly Solos!
Published on 13 Dec, 2016 at 10:49 in Entertainment & Activities, Hot Topic | Viewed times | No Comments
Okay. We all know “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “A Christmas Carol” and “Miracle on 34th Street.” These are staples of everyone’s holiday experience. They are beyond cinematic at this point – they are just part of the season, like menorahs, Christmas trees and eggnog. But we like to balance our holiday movie-watching with some
Thanksgiving For One
Published on 6 Nov, 2016 at 18:30 in Entertainment & Activities, Family & Friends, Solo Living | Viewed times | 1 Comment
Not all of us can recreate the Norman Rockwell version of Thanksgiving. Our lives have moved in different directions and although here at Suddenly Solo we have proffered suggestions about making connections for the holidays, sometimes they don’t pan out. Let us tell you something . . . spending Thanksgiving by yourself is not all
Football and Big-Screen TVs: Made for Each Other
Published on 5 Nov, 2016 at 7:42 in Entertainment & Activities, Featured, Finance, For the Home, Solo Living | Viewed times | No Comments
Although any sport looks better on a large-screen television, football seems to have the best coverage and camera angles that make watching it in high-definition and on a screen that is larger than 27 inches pretty remarkable. Here are some tips if you are thinking about upgrading your current unit: Wait until January for the
Alma Maters – Get Involved!
Published on 7 Feb, 2016 at 9:14 in Entertainment & Activities, Featured, Solo Living | Viewed times | No Comments
Even if college was not the favorite time of your life, re-engaging with your alma mater at this stage of life has several advantages that merit your consideration. First off, your involvement will be welcomed. All colleges value their alumni and view them as “ambassadors” who are an important part of their outreach to potential
Travelling With Young Grandchildren
Published on 6 Feb, 2016 at 9:01 in Entertainment & Activities, Family & Friends, Featured, Solo Living | Viewed times | No Comments
It is no secret that we at Suddenly Solo heartily endorse spending time with your family. It is important on many levels but it can present challenges when your extended family includes infants and toddlers as part of a travel group. There are physical demands when it comes to keeping up with very young children
Host An “Adult” Halloween Party?
Published on 23 Aug, 2015 at 21:55 in Entertainment & Activities, Solo Living | Viewed times | No Comments
Halloween isn’t really an “official” holiday. You still get mail and the banks are open. But that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t celebrate it. In fact, it is probably the one day of the year that weirdness is almost institutionalized! This year, why not have a Halloween party that is geared to us Suddenly Solo
Rent an E-Z Pass on Vacation?
Published on 19 May, 2014 at 12:40 in Entertainment & Activities, Solo Living | Viewed times | No Comments
Springtime is a peak vacation time. You may be traveling yourself or hosting out of town family and might have occasion to use rental cars. Some rental car companies are offering those electronic bridge/toll passes (E-Z Pass) as part of their services. Having an E-Z Pass is a big time saver if you anticipate being
When Is A Glass of Wine Not A Glass of Wine?
Published on 18 Oct, 2013 at 16:00 in Entertainment & Activities, Featured, Solo Living | Viewed times | No Comments
While most people think of a glass of wine as one serving, it could be closer to two or three. How much one pours is influenced by such environmental factors as the size, shape and color of the wine glass, researchers at Iowa State and Cornell universities report, and that could have serious consequences when
Thinking Of Taking A Cruise?
Published on 11 Oct, 2013 at 14:48 in Entertainment & Activities, Featured, Solo Living | Viewed times | No Comments
Cruising can be a wonderful way to get away for a while. But as a Suddenly Solo, there are some things to consider. If you have never been on a cruise before, you must do your research. For most cruise regions there are periods of peak demand (high season), moderate demand (shoulder season) and low
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