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July 27, 2022

AARP Rewards Community Learning & Earning Contest August 2022

  • July 27, 2022
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August 2022, Learning/Earning/Back to School Contest!

 

Tell us how you keep your brain active to keep engaged for the chance to be one of five (5) winners of a $50 VISA Gift card! 

 

Post your message by clicking reply at the bottom of this message! Contest runs from 8/1 until 8/31/22.  Click here to see Contest Rules.

 

Some examples to help get you started!

My son moved to Germany, and I take German classes so I can feel a little more comfortable with the language when I visit him for the holidays.

 

I like to take quizzes and watch videos about topics I’m interested in like “what do you know about long-term care” from the Rewards earning page.

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    b72153s
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    August 27, 2022

    I love reading information on the AARP website which has a lot of valuable information and I love doing puzzles and games and earning reward points.

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    WenX168168
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    August 27, 2022

    I let myself try to do quizzes on AARP as long as I have time, especially when I have to be on hold during a phone call, and I watch at least 3 videos on AARP app every day.

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    gc97062418
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    August 27, 2022

    I am giving piano lessons to a woman who has never played piano before  She wants to learn certain songs so I have written out the melody on manuscript paper and numbered the fingerings and the notes.  I do this from memory of the tune and put it in an easy key to play.  Glenda Carper

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      VictoriaL935558
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      August 27, 2022

      I play hidden search games, puzzles, read articles. I crochet. I try to talk to people. I help at church when I can. I have a strong faith in God. And I take my medicine for memory. 

      Victoria Lamparski 

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      MaLaCAGut0118
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      August 28, 2022

      I keep my mind active by crocheting or knitting all types of things such as Amigurumi toys and other useful items. I read my Kindle, mostly mysteries. I also do crossword puzzles everyday. I take walks in our beautiful little town of McKinney Texas. 

      SpliffSpudd
      SpliffSpudd
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      August 27, 2022

      I keep my brain active by playing video games, Internet, building model cars & playing puzzles

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      geezee
      Contributor ⭐
      August 27, 2022

      Hi, I do online surveys, they are fun and you get reward points or actual cash for any survey you qualify for and complete, I do so many surveys from several sites that I haven't had to use my credit card on Amazon for two years!  I also like to do crossword puzzles.

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      61lauramys
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      August 27, 2022

      I keep my brain active by playing many different games and it's very fun and entertaining. I do alot of surveys too.

       

      Kateaz
      Kateaz
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      August 27, 2022

      I read every day - a mix of fiction and non-fiction. I do the quizzes from AARP rewards. My husband and I do puzzles after breakfast and lunch - crossword, code word, sudoku, etc.

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      ChristineT670296
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      August 27, 2022

      Mentally:  in addition to AARP puzzles and games, learning the languages of my ancestors: Polish and Italian

      Physically:  knee strengthening exercises 3 times a week and walking at least 2 miles 4 or 5 times a week ( currently working at walking the length of the Empire State Trail)

      Socially:  meeting with friends for coffee and chats

      Spiritually:  reading the Pope’s message daily and regularly attending mass

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        SandraW327061
        Contributor ⭐
        August 27, 2022

        I publish psychological thriller books! Between the research, writing the novel, and keeping up with social media, I’m always keeping my mind active. Sandie Will

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