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When a member of our book group chose this book, I was not sure that it was going to be for me. I love psychological thrillers and historical fiction. This was a book that was described as fantasy...
I was reading an article in an online publication about finding your passion and making it happen at any stage of life, but particularly after 50. It related to a lot of the things I write about in...
This is not my normal blog post topic. But my husband and I just adopted a bonded pair of senior dogs and I got to thinking. The day that we adopted them the owner of the rescue was getting ready...
What a delight it was to sit down and have a chat with Peg. And, like several of my women redefined, she actually redefined a couple of times during her lifetime. And, in a way, came full circle.
...I was aimlessly scrolling through Facebook the other day (which really needs to stop in 2021), when I came upon a post from my best friend. She posted a screen shot of a month's worth of closed...
I first learned of Amy when I read an article she wrote for Sixty and Me. I read her article and then read her bio and thought – “I’m going to take a chance and...
I’ve been thinking a lot about what I’d like to say in this post as we round out 2020 and move forward into 2021. I’m reflecting on the year in my world and wow. It’s really...
I’ve been posting quite a bit on Life Balance After 50 on the topic of women redefining after age 50. And it’s often involved major redefinitions.
It has affected me and my family at various levels throughout different...
My 82 year old mom, who is a very social woman, moved from 4 hours away to be closer to us – right before Covid hit. She was dealing with it successfully because it was spring and summer and...
WHAT A GREAT STORY!!! I first read about Kate in Huff Post’s 50 Over 50. And when I reached out to her to interview her for my blog series she could not have been more welcoming.
Originally published in Sixty and Me
When the pandemic quarantine began in March, I figured I could do anything for two weeks. Then two weeks turned into four and four into eight, and here we are...