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Running to Catch Up with Changes

Running to Catch Up with Changes

| June 25, 2010 | 2 Comments

Do you ever feel left behind? By communication, by technology, maybe even just by choices? Author Talia Carner sure does … especially after shopping for sneakers. And she hasn’t caught up.

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You Are Not Who You Were, Only Older

You Are Not Who You Were, Only Older

| September 14, 2009 | 3 Comments

We all have to figure out how to handle aging. That doesn’t make us senior citizens. It merely means, we’re getting older, and seeing more and more of the younger generations behind us. Evelyn Kalinosky might have it all figured out, because she has come to realize, You Are Not Who You Were, Only Older.

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The Love-Smitten Beginner

The Love-Smitten Beginner

| August 20, 2009 | 27 Comments

When you’re a smart, bi-coastal, successful, physically fit boomer woman with a busy medical practice who pursues life experiences with real fervor, where do you turn for new challenges? To the sea! Dr. Helen Tam has pursued her newest interest – sailing – with all the passion of a love-smitten teenager.

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Age Comes In On Little Rats’ Feet

Age Comes In On Little Rats’ Feet

| March 10, 2009 | 2 Comments

We’re fast becoming the oldest generation that’s still active, still fit, still working, still aspiring to new heights. So why do younger people think some of us are out to pasture? Claudia Flisi doesn’t like it one bit, which is why she wrote, “Age Comes In On Little Rats’ Feet.” It wouldn’t be accurate to [...]

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No More Little Old Ladies!

No More Little Old Ladies!

| February 11, 2009 | 6 Comments

Just because you’re hitting, say, 50, you’re not supposed to give up certain things just because you’re over that hump. Same for 60. In other words, don’t live by the inevitable and unstoppable progress of the calendar. Barbara Morris doesn’t, and she’s 80! She has written two books about staying young, not for her generation, [...]

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Favorite Foolish Fiascos

Favorite Foolish Fiascos

| January 29, 2009 | 2 Comments

The disadvantage to being a boomer is that we’ve had more time than younger generations to make mistakes. The advantage, though, is that we’ve been able to learn from them … if we’re smart. Stephen Rosen has made his share … maybe a share of yours, too…and is ready to share the lessons he has [...]

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Dreams Do Come True

Dreams Do Come True

| December 29, 2008 | 1 Comment

As boomers, we’re all old enough to have had some dreams. But how many come true? How hard do most of us work to ensure that they’ll come true? Lydia Raurell is a believer now — in dreams, and in herself. Here is an excerpt from her new book “

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For Kids 59.99 & Over

For Kids 59.99 & Over

| December 27, 2008 | 1 Comment

You’re only as old as you feel. Right? Well, maybe. Because if you look in the mirror, it might make you feel older than you are! Carol Stanley, author of “For Kids 59.99 & Over,” says there’s a way to look in the mirror and feel great…as long as you do a few things to [...]

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High Tech Homes for Baby Boomers

| December 2, 2008 | 0 Comments

Jim Wasserman, a reporter for McClatchy Newspapers, reports … The time is here when can you live 3,000 miles from your mom and get a text message if she’s not out of bed by noon. And if your aging dad forgets to open the medicine box to take his heart pills, that’s another digital alert [...]

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National Park Visitor Numbers Down

National Park Visitor Numbers Down

| November 29, 2008 | 0 Comments

Jeff Barnard of the Associated Press reports from Oregon that while we baby boomers once filled America’s national parks, younger groups are more entertained by other things. In the years after World War II, Americans packed up their young families and Army surplus camping gear and headed into the national forests to hunt, fish, and [...]

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