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Today’s Free Story

Armchair Shopper
From Chicken Soup for the Soul: Care for the Caregiver
By Crescent LoMonaco

A bargain is something you can’t use at a price you can’t resist.
~Franklin P. Jones

In the beginning, we didn’t realize what was happening. We weren’t sure if Grandma Doris was just forgetful, or if it was deeper than that. She’d forget to eat lunch or she’d eat it twice. She’d forget to check her mail for a week or two at a time. She’d forget that she had already fed her dog, Feisty, and feed him again (several times a day).

But the last straw was when she put a cake in the oven, engaged the safety latch and then forgot how to open it. That cake baked until it turned black and smoked filled her apartment and the fire department was called. My parents decided she should move in with them. (Keep reading)

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Pets & More

a white retriever dog holding a mini USA flag by the teeth, with the flag hanging down to the side

The Fourth of July is a time to celebrate with friends, family — and of course, our pets.

While fireworks are a holiday favorite, they can be overwhelming for pets. If you’re heading out to a display, it’s best to leave your pet safely at home. Watching from home? Create a quiet, comfortable space where they feel secure and the noise is minimized.

A little preparation can go a long way in keeping your furry family members calm and safe. Visit our Chicken Soup for the Soul Pet Food blog for more tips on how to protect your pets during Fourth of July festivities.

 

What’s Happening

Chicken Soup for the Soul: Care for the Caregiver now available in print, ebook, and audiobook

Are you caring for a family member with dementia? This book is for you — with emotional support, useful tips and advice, and some much-needed comic relief to brighten your days. The 101 stories in this new collection share truly helpful stories from people have been there, done that.

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