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The Currency of Love
I have a theory that Commerce is so popular because it reminds us of Love. If we have just one person who loves us unconditionally (warts and all), we feel wealthy. If we are receiving Love
Savoring the Simple Things
Whenever I’m feeling anxious or worried, guilty or frustrated, I try to remember some of the simple things in life that lift my spirits. Access to clean meals and water Fresh air A warm place to
To kick things off…
Consumer Reports https://www.consumerreports.org has been a pal to my wallet over the years. Pros: Their surveys are free of Corporate influence in the evaluation of comparative product value. They offer in-depth studies and explain the reasoning
Neighborhood Sales
Springtime is the season for neighborhood garage sales. Real Estate Agents usually spearhead these bachanals of commerce. Most of the items I see at these competing sales I would swear I sold at last year’s event.
Birthdays..
It’s my brother’s birthday today. I talked to him by phone across country. He’s also a Boomer and so we enjoy reminiscing about our childhood. The noisy Saturday matinee watching Buster Crabbe as Rocketman. Running after
Recommended Resources (Website Building)
If you are thinking of building a Website, it can be a daunting project requiring great patience. I offer here some resources for the brave souls who dare to venture into the fascinating learning experience that
A Friendly Introduction to AI: How ChatGPT Can Help You in Fun and Useful Ways
Just when many of us thought we were keeping up with the rapidly evolving technological innovations of the past 40 or so years – emailing, texting, casually using Siri for reminders, and asking Alexa to play
You Don’t Need a Facelift – But, Your Concept of Midlife Certainly Does!
Once we pass 45 or 50, it often feels like the beginning of a slippery slope towards decline. Birthday cards telegraph that the best part of life is behind you. Anti-aging products are targeted at you.
Our Impromptu Visit to Banff
Surprisingly, my partner and I had no plans for the upcoming 4th of July holiday by the end of June. As we sat on the patio, enduring the sweltering heat of the Texas summer, we agreed
Short Story: Begin with Self-Reflection
Time and reflection change the sight little by little ’til we come to understand. ~ Paul Cezanne Viviane, a 29-year-old millennial, has been feeling increasingly distant from her 62-year-old mother, Dru. Despite their love for each
The ABC’s of Back to School for Women Over 60!
Heading back to school as a woman over 60 is both an exciting and daunting prospect. Whether you’re pursuing a new career, finishing a degree, or simply looking to expand your knowledge, this journey comes with
Finding Our Hidden Treasure
The New York Times headline hit its mark: “Painting Found in a Maine Attic Sells for $1.4 Million.” Thoroughly hooked by that one line, I eagerly read about Portrait of a Girl, believed to have been
8 Best Travel Podcasts for Women Over 50
Do you enjoy listening to podcasts? Do you enjoy traveling? Exploring the world through travel podcasts is an excellent way to gather inspiration, tips, and stories from fellow adventurers. Here are some of the best travel
The Experience of Teaching Grandchildren Something New
I have two grandsons, now 14 and 18. They are not brothers, but cousins – one from my son and the other from my daughter. Both my children are amazingly different in their personalities and interests.
4 Fall Fitness Tips for Older Women: How to Stay Fit (and Safe!) This Autumn
While in some parts of the Northern hemisphere it feels like summer simply won’t let up, in other parts the cooler temperatures are really starting to set in. As you make adventurous plans to exercise outdoors
5 Autumn Rituals to Celebrate the Changing of the Seasons (Plus, My Apple Butter Recipe)
I love the changing of the seasons. Don’t you? This time of year I get to pull out my flannel shirts and thick socks, which after a summer of bare shoulders and toes feels cozy and