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AARPTeri
Community Manager
July 27, 2022

AARP Rewards Community Learning & Earning Contest August 2022

  • July 27, 2022
  • 536 replies
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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.

536 replies

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

I work crossword puzzles, jigsaw puzzles, and read daily.  I also do wordle every week or two.

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

I work out at Planet Fitness and in my yard, plus read AARP and financial articles, kayak, bicycle and personal relationship play with my wife.

Harquebuseer
Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

After a T.B.I. (Auto Accident) in 2006, I have suffered continued *Short Term Memory Loss, *Emotional Lability, *Word Aphasia. 

Every day I try to read, usually on my computer (I can increase the text size). Even though reading now will create a debilitating Headache. I love trivia quizzes, seldom are they long, and I can access my long term memory. I have recently started a new part-time job. Working feels good. But when I'm given multipool tasks, I still have a memory issue. It was better before the new manager arrived, I was just doing assembly. The registers have too many steps, to remember it smoothly.

 

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

This may not be a popular idea, but I went back to work. The part-time job I work requires me to interact with people from all walks of life on a daily basis and involves near-constant problem solving, which I love. It makes me feel like I'm contributing to my community and helps me at the same time!

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

Me too! Part time(outside of home for the first time in 4 years) and something that I can be flexible with scheduling and get some exercise because I mainly work at home online. Congratulations on the new job!

Contributor ⭐⭐
August 26, 2022

I take your daily quizzes, watch the videos and do the crossword puzzles, etc. I also read the AARP Newsletter. 

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

I take your quizzes and play problem solving games on my phone. I also take water aerobics which makes me follow multiple directions at once while moving my arms and legs in different directions. Keeps me thinking!!

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

AARP has the tools to keep my brain active and I am there every day. Trying to win contests keeps me on the ball. I walk every day and took up needle point.

 

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

I play pickleball about 5 days a week!  I know, you're thinking that is more of a physical activity than a mental one. But the mental focus required for games and the social engagement with other players (both on court and off) help keep my mind stimulated. And it's fun!

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

I went back to work part-time to stay active and engage with lots of people. 

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

I like to read books that are uplifting and relaxing to your mind.  I also attend healing Journey class which started in September…I like to do word church puzzles daily.

Contributor ⭐
August 26, 2022

I keep in touch with friends and family. Keep up to date with world news.Play Sudoku and other games.