Some mornings when browsing through blogging world you meet people, and their thoughts, and you wish you could just sit down with a cup of coffee and talk. This was one of those blogs. As you know Ageism is much on my mind these days. It is something I never thought about as I never thought I would age. To
Read moreBy Leo Babauta There’s a hope that when we start creating a new habit that we’ll master it and never have to worry about it again, or when we start a new project that it’ll go perfectly. Unfortunately, life never goes according to our plans. We travel, and eating and exercise habits go out the… via Starting, Over and Over Again
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I am posting this article I received from Dr. Devin Vicknair, PH.D., LPC. He has made a mark in my life several times without his really knowing it. He is one of those people that is there, and a comfort, when you are least likely expect it. This email came to me as a mass mailing, when I really felt
Read moreI’m skeptically thrilled. Not only did Editor in Chief of Allure magazine, Michelle Lee, have the balls to put an “Old Lady”, i.e. the beautiful Helen Mirren on the cover, but she also put out a call to the beauty industry to end “anti-aging”. I literally ran into Barnes via The Alluring Message of Allure Magazine. The End of Anti-Aging.
Read moreExcellent article about the needs and pitfalls of trying to retire…or not. Áine Ní Léime and Debra Street, co-editors of Gender, ageing and extended working life, launching today at the British Society of Gerontology conference, discuss problematic extended working life policies, and their potential consequences for both women and men in later age. “How can affluent countries “afford” pensions for
Read moreDo you fear getting old? Are you ashamed of your wrinkles? After hearing author Ashton Applewhite’s views on ageism in her TED Talk, your answers may change. via Ashton Applewhite on Ageism — When Women Inspire
Read moreAndrea Stephenson on nature, the seasons, and writing: “In the long, slow turn of the seasons, I see the pattern of a writer’s life. A cycle of hope and despair, of tunnelling inwards to find a nugget of wisdom and reluctantly re-emerging to display it to the world.” via Brief delights — Discover
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