ColorPad(R): Ordering Now Available Online

April 27, 2011 - PRLog -- (Van: Texas)  ColorPad(R), a unique holiday gift for seniors, boomers, and 50+ adults, can now be easily ordered online. TWI-Publishing, creators of ColorPad, have now updated their website and added a secure online order form for the ColorPad coloring series: Life in the 50s, Life in the 60s, and Life in the 70s. The order form also includes ergonomic coloring tools such as gel pens, colored gel pencils, and markers. Colorfully coordinated book bags and marker bags to keep everything organized and accessible, are also available online. Ordering online offers ease and availability just in time for: Mother’s Day, May 8, 2011; Father’s Day, June 19, 2011; and Grandparents’ Day, Sept. 11, 2011. These holidays often come with the looming question: “What meaningful gift can you give a senior adult?”  
One solution is simply to order the ColorPad coloring series, created specifically for the pleasure of senior adults, online at TWI-Publishing.com.  
The website features testimonials of the use of ColorPad in the holiday family-gathering setting as well as in the nursing home where ColorPad answers the need for interaction with visitors.  
Using ColorPads, senior adults, their adult children, and their grandchildren can sit down and color together, as the seniors recalls stories and experiences from decades gone by. “This type of family interaction stimulates rich oral histories and brings families closer together,” states Linda Mastaglio, creator of the coloring system.

Additional information at www.twipublishing.com or call Linda Mastaglio at 903.963.8933.  Coloring books sell for $4.95 each and gift sets start at $29.95.  Photos and quotes from customers available upon request.

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Thoughts, Words & Images (TWI-pr.com) is a full-service communications consulting firm certified as a minority, woman-owned business enterprise through the North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency. TWI Publishing (TWIpublishing.com) is a secondary company created by TWI founder, Linda Mastaglio.