Perspectives of a Flower Child (generation between Boomers and Gen X) on culture, climate, commas, and life's persistent questions.
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Retirementmaxxing
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Me retirementmaxxing in a restored 13th-century monastery in Tuscany.
You may have heard about looksmaxxing. It’s a trend of optimizing physic...
Clothes Swaps and Climate Change
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The R&R Spa (our backyard) ready for the swap.
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What Does Retirement Even Mean Anymore?
I’m off to Italy today (if you’re wondering how I’m doing that now that I’m “on a fixed income,” see this short reel). So I leave you with more thoughts about retirement.
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You Can Use the R Word Now
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I mean, R can also stand for Rosana. Or the R&R Spa (our backyard).
It’s time to divulge why I spent August writing about work and reflecting...
The Mental Load at Work
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Today I continue the work theme of this month’s Flower Child with the topic of a workload that’s invisible. Because it’s invisible, below most...
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I've been called a hippie. I call myself a Flower Child — a member of the hidden generation between Boomers and Gen X. A semicolon lover and liberal user of em dashes, I write about culture, climate, commas, and life's persistent questions.
Two cats living with @FlowerChild. Making her life better every day.
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