What is a WYSIWYG relationship? WYSIWYG relationships - or "what you see is what you get', are relationships that are - in a word - simple. Clear. Without the need for or desire to implement any heroic efforts to keep it on track. So many of our relationships are incredibly complex; personal relationships with spouses,
Ode To The Realistic Chronomatic 223 What was so great about cutting edge 1980's technology? The Realistic Chronomatic clock radio was released in 1981, when my husband bought it brand new and shiny off the shelf. The latest in AM/FM technology, it was designed with buttons on the top, buttons and knobs on the front,
Whether it's not your first time around or you are a late bloomer, these tips for baby boomer brides offers some insight into how to make your wedding special and unique to you! Enjoy this guest post by Merdith Garzon.... As any industry professional can confirm, more and more baby boomers are preparing to
Notable Women Born In 1963... There are a number of baby boomer women turning 50 this year - here is just a sampling! January January 11: Tracy Anne Caulkins, American former competition swimmer, three-time Olympic gold medalist January 26: Daryn A. Kagan, American broadcast journalist, formerly a news anchor for CNN February February 12:
Christmas Ornament Memories Every single year taking the tree down occurs in either one of two ways. Sometimes it happens the day right after Christmas....usually because I've been so overwhelmed with the holiday hype that I'm sick to death of the whole bloody thing and pitching the tree out the back door just feels
Mississippi Mud Cookies No Bake Delight! These Mississippi Mud cookies are an indulgence to be savored and shared! (I have convinced myself they are good for me since they have oatmeal in 'em!) You can add nuts or other items to these, but they are fabulous just as is! These are the best no-bake
The new Christmas classics...who knew? Love this video...it's right up there with watching "Christmas Story"!
Why On Earth Would You Read This Book? by Pam Sissons In the household I grew up in, we didn't travel. There were no vacations, trips to museums, zoos, or the homes of friends. There was not a network of family friends or close acquaintances who looked out for you. No relationships with relatives
Is Oprah Abandoning Her Base? Having a Midlife Crisis? There's no standard for change as it relates to what life is like after 50. One of the most interesting blog posts on AARP of late has got to be the one by Barbara Hannah Grufferman, Would Oprah Turn Her Back On Women Over 50? Is
by Elizabeth Carrollton Women who have experienced pregnancy and childbirth are significantly more likely to develop a condition called Pelvic Organ Prolapse. This condition is most commonly diagnosed when women are between the ages of 50 and 79, which is why Baby Boomer women should take careful note. While pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is
Rewards For A Woman Traveling Alone Meet Leyla Giray Alyanak, a WinsomeToWisdom guest blogger! Leyla is publisher of WomenOnTheRoad.com. Leyla shares her thoughts with us on how solo travel for baby boomer women is more empowering and exciting than ever before! When Solo and Alone Aren't the Same By Leyla Giray Alyanak Have you ever
I'm a big believer in change - as in growth. I have a firm commitment to resisting complacency, to constantly stay fresh, thoughtful, always open to something different. My husband and I are in our mid-fifties. Most of the people we know our age are still working...some have had to begin new careers at
Older Female Comedians There are some really funny older female comedians, writers and comedic actresses out there right now. Unlike their trailblazing and priceless "foremothers", Lucille Ball and Phyllis Diller, these post fifty female comedians don't necessarily require props like red wigs, curlers or cigarette holders. Why are these ladies so funny at 50, 60,
I'm really kind of thinking Hillary is rockin' the pulled back look...it's different. I'm likin' it. What do you think?
Should You Postpone Retirement? Well, hard to believe summer is over and autumn is right around the corner. Haven't been writing here for a bit...other projects have taken over of late. That's what happens sometimes with lifelong learners - there may be benefits to postponing retirement! It would be nice to say "it's
