Leaving Middle Age
Diane PadovenMiddle age is considered to be ages 45 to 65. So what happens at 66? Every bit of research I conducted says the correct term to describe someone after age 65 is “old.” OLD? Seriously. I don’t feel old. I don’t want to be considered old. So, now what?
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Maybe What Changed Was Me
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She looked so neat and nimble, oh
A-hanging out her linen, oh
Dashing away with the smoothing iron-John Langstaff
I can picture it now. Readers looking at the subtitle and thinking, “Ironing? This week’s s...
The Tooth Fairy Can't Help
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Hey, if I smile with my teeth
I bet you believe me
If I smile with my teeth
I think I believe me-Fake Happy, Paramore
I never know what will trigger an idea for one of my posts.
This week, it was my...
Friendship, Fashion, and French Fries
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Times and places
Are all in who you share 'em with
And it's life, and the point is
Enjoyin' who you share it with
Joy is who you share it with-Layup
First off…thank you to everyone who li...
The "Older Women Doing Stuff" Series
Allegra Huston
"So, if you feel like loving me, if you got the notion / I second that emotion."-Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
A few weeks ago, I told you I was starting a companion series to Leaving Middle Age called Older Women Doing St...
When We Assume...
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So if I vent to you, tell me can you see yourself making assumptions (making assumptions)?-Dizzy Wright
I am often asked where I get the ideas for my weekly posts. Honestly, while I do keep a list of potenti...
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We are all aging—every day, we are older than the day before. Getting older isn't the issue; what interests me is how well we age.
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