Part one
Great series from The Globe and Mail. I seem to recall that articles from this paper disappear behind a pay-per-view firewall after a few weeks, so print these out now if you think you’ll ever get old.
Part one
Fast times at Senior High
The cliques, the gossip, the hot guy with a car: A retirement home is Grade 10 all over again, but here the new kids are pushing 90.
Part two
Mean Girls, but with walkers
Being the newbie is never easy, even when the cool kids snubbing you are in their 80s. Your clothes, your finances, your romances – they’re all grist for the gossip mill
Part three
Looking for love, or …
The equipment may be rusty, but you can still get lusty. And the desire for companionship never fades.
Part four
The fuss over food
Keeping control over body and mind is tough when you live in a retirement home, right down to having to eat whatever’s put in front of you
Part Five
Amid loss, striving for life
Only survivors make it this far, and they are determined to keep going. They share their strength and hope with reporter
Rebecca Dube and photographer
Kevin Van Paassen
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Representing the Humanities at Accepted Students Day.
The daughter opens another show. This weekend only.