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. . . where seniors are celebrated and celebrities ignored. It's take-a-break time, preferably in a warm clime, so this is a combined January/February issue. May this be a Happier New Year. To send a comment to Visitors' Voice, click here. If you would like to be on our confidential e-mail list to receive a notice when a new issue comes on line, click on jan@Eldercountry.com. (We don't share the addresses on our e-mail list, or information provided on our Visitors' Voice form, with anyone.)
--Janice Auritt Oser, Editor & Publisher
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THOMAS CRANMER
Tom consults on energy but focuses
now on his painting and photography.
Tom Cranmer will tell you if asked that he is, indeed, a direct descendant of the Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury and founder of the Anglican Church under Henry VIII. But Tom seems very much at ease with having this famous ancestor, as well as quite a few others, perhaps because he is an impressive if modest person himself. He has had a distinguished career but is most serious now about his painting, with portraits his specialty, and his photography. Click here for more.
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The Essayist's views on vanity are pretty subtle. But he's all for it. Click here for more.
 Finally, a fairer deal for credit card users. But not until July 2010. Still, a bit of good news these wintry days is nothing to sneeze at. Click here for more.
Do mental calisthenics help? Maybe so, maybe not, but here's a way to exercise the mind in a manner that can enrich your life.
Click here to Check It Out.
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