The Retirement Phase
Jennifer JonesMy personal Substack about retirement and ageing well
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 31 | Subscribers | Read | jonesjenniferalison.substack.com |
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My Blogging Life
When I imagined retirement, I pictured endless hours of leisure, with plenty of time to dedicate to blogging. Well, it turns out I was a bit wrong about that. While I do have more time now, it’s not the vast, uninterrupted stretches I once ...
Getting Out Of My Comfort Zone
Stepping out of your comfort zone means doing things that you don’t feel comfortable doing. This subject came up recently, in a conversation with friends in a Facebook group. Some examples of things that might get you out of your comfort zo...
Exercise Review
Now that I’m 70, I’m pleased that I’m still exercising, even though my intensity has decreased. This decrease is not caused by lack of motivation or desire, but by the state of my knee. At the beginning of this year, I was on a crutch, and ...
We Escaped Winter For One Week
We spent last week hiding from winter at the Sunshine Coast. Unfortunately we were only there for one week, definitely not long enough to warm up completely. The main reason for our visit was to visit my son, Steven and his three boys, my g...
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My interests are retirement, positive ageing, reading, gardening, walking, cycling, strength training and life in general. I have a passion for genealogy and family history. There will also be photos of my toy poodle, Oscar.
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