Foggy

January 6th You know that feeling in the morning when you wake up and your soft snuggly blankets are now much too warm and you need to fling them off and join the human race? No? I do. It’s the same feeling I get at the tail end of a brain-fog “spell.” You know that... Continue Reading →

…when I grow up

I just learned of another friend who has chosen to retire this year. This is a wonderful process to watch as she mulls over what she wants to do next. It reminds me of when we were all in high school trying to decide on careers and other life choices. A doctor, a lawyer, a... Continue Reading →

Why not now?

I don’t believe in resolutions. Neither, I discovered, does my husband. I mean, why wait for one day out of 365 to decide to improve life when you have 365 whole days that would serve just as well if not better? Every morning is an opportunity. For that matter, any time you have a great... Continue Reading →

Star Cruising – Part 3

Where’ve I been? Why I was navigating through another bout of brain fog and fatigue.  Seriously, I’m starting to believe I need an internal lighthouse on those days, just to see my own thoughts. But I’m back, fog-free for as long as it lasts, and ready to put pen to paper. (No pens or paper... Continue Reading →

Star Cruising – Part 2

As I mentioned in my last blog (Star Cruising, Part 1), we went on a “voyage” on Disney’s Galactic Starcruiser recently. Without giving away any spoilers, I’d like to share what it was like being one of the “seniors” on the cruise. It didn’t matter. The age range was from approximately 7 to someone that... Continue Reading →

Star Cruising – Part 1

I’ve got a really good excuse for the break in my blogging. It’s a really, really good one, and I definitely was not slacking.  I mean, as excuses go, I’d say this was a pretty cool one. I helped save Chewbacca! No, I don’t have any pictures to prove that last statement because someone was... Continue Reading →

Adapting vs. Limitations

Growing older shouldn’t be littered with “I can't,” but it’s so easy to slip into living with limitations instead of finding ways to adapt. How we find those ways comes from many sources. I look to my friends of all ages for inspiration. I see an older friend living on her own on the top... Continue Reading →

Thankful

You know that feeling when you meet someone, and it feels like you’ve known them forever. That was me today. We sat at a table at the café in Barnes and Noble chatting over coffee and cocoa.  She spoke of her kids, her husband, her mom. We talked about crochet and work and more. As... Continue Reading →

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