Bibliophiles Against Book Banning: Libraries are Precious
As a little girl, I always had my nose in a book. I was the child who ate breakfast with the...
Read More
Category: Aging
What is Ageism and How Might It be Affecting Your Health
We can change things by calling out ageist views and not subscribing to them ourselves. We need...
Read More
The Adventure of Retirement Planning: What Will Your Life Look Like?
What do we do when we no longer need to get up at a certain time and get dressed for work? How...
Read More
Why I’m an Eterneva Affiliate: Creating Diamonds from Ashes
A few months ago I was approached by Eterneva seeking affiliate partners. Eterneva creates...
Read More
My Peaceful Garden
Lavender is the universe’s anti-anxiety and the scent settles me almost immediately. I got up...
Read More
Tossing The Scale For Now
I’m tossing the scale. Okay, maybe not tossing, but removing it from view and daily use. Those...
Read More
Wise Women Project: Francine Minogue
I am fascinated by the power of responding intentionally, not reactively, through pausing,...
Read More
Protecting Our Children From Guns: Create More Barriers
In the retail merchandising world, removing barriers to a potential sale is a basic principle....
Read More
Birthdays: Thoughts on Turning 63
Birthdays can be tough. When I turned 50, I had a hard time. If I recall correctly, it was because...
Read More
Menopause and Education: Why Do Women Feel Hung Out to Dry?
I never expected to feel hung out to dry in menopause. I know things are changing, but the study...
Read More
Surprising Blessings After 50: Your Words
“Your Words” is a series of articles based on answers posed to questions I ask in the...
Read More
Tell Them Now
We leave behind a legacy every day, through the encounters we have with others. This past week my...
Read More