In My Day

Such a beautiful from the Age Strong Commission at the City of Boston!

It’s a mistake anyone could make. When Joanne, 74, accidentally deleted hundreds of photos of her late husband, she thought they were gone forever. But thanks to Kenny from AT&T at our event, she was able to retrieve all of her precious memories today.

The Reveal of Our 1st Issue of Boston Seniority Magazine In honor of Boston Seniority magazine's 40th birthday, we went searching for the first issue from November 1977. Here it is, as well as other finds from the ...

For Halloween and in honor of our 40th anniversary, join us on a quest to find the first issue of Boston Seniority magazine. Watch our adventure here: bit.ly/SeniorityQuest

Check out this new series from Aging in Boston for . 📷

In honor of Month and Month, we are launching our Seniors of Boston series, an ongoing effort to showcase the diversity of experiences from older adults we meet across the city. Maybe we'll interview you next!
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“Take care of yourself. Pay attention to your family. Be kind. One regret I have is I wish I had spent less time working and more time with my kids."—Gilda, 65 .

So happy to be raising awareness about issues that impact older adults and telling their stories for Boston's Elderly Commission!

Hear from Cassandra Baptista, our new Communications Director, as she honors her mother and grandmother this month!

Take some time today to !

Happy Valentine’s Day from the Elderly Commission! Today and every day, how will you ?

Check out this incredible, inspiring work by Tom Hussey Photography. It'll make you think differently.

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It’s National ! Photos can connect the past to the present. Last Fall, I recreated a favorite photograph of my grandfather in Lisbon, and the end result is really neat!

"Saddest moment? How am I supposed to choose between losing my parents and seeing my friends die in Vietnam? I don't categorize those things. Listen, a person is like a rubber band ball. We've all got a lot of bad rubber bands, and a lot of good rubber bands, and they're all wrapped up together. And you've got to have both types of bands or your rubber band ball ain't gonna bounce. And no use trying to untangle them. You know what I'm saying?"

It's a very sad day. No words. One of my mentors who encouraged me to pursue In My Day, passed away last night. Thank you Karl Baehr, for believing in me.

"I really, really miss her." Oh gosh did I feel that. If you need a good cry or just want to be reminded that there is a lot of beauty and kindness in the world, take a look at this.

Man, 96, enters song contest to pay tribute to love of his life - TODAY.com In perhaps the greatest possible contrast to the dominant story of the day (Sunday night's MTV VMAs), we've come across a video which...

I love when newspapers take a moment to share stories like this: "In his 66 years welcoming guests to Boston's Taj Hotel, formerly the Ritz Carlton, doorman Norman Pashoian, 85, has greeted heads of state, famous actors, and prominent politicians. But the most important person he ever greeted was a young, blond woman he met in summer 1950. He was working the hotel’s Newbury Street entrance; she was at Joseph Antell, the ladies shoe shop just across the way."

Doorman on Newbury Street since 1947 retires - The Boston Globe In his 66 years welcoming guests to Boston's Taj Hotel, formerly the Ritz Carlton, bellman Norman Pashoian has greeted heads of state, famous actors, prominent politicians. But the most important person he ever greeted was a young, blond girl he met the summer of 1950. He was working the Newbury Str...