Gosh, I have so enjoyed Patricia’s past articles, haven’t you? That said, her new “5 Reasons Winters Are Like Baby Boomers” will be just as much fun to read. It’s been a total pleasure and honor to be one of several guest writers here on Susan’s blog. I’m both grateful for being asked to be here, and for the posts of the others, which filled my cup of blog reading to a degree beyond my expectations.
This is just quick an update of where I am and where I’m going. Over the past few months, I have had the great pleasure of hosting a number of bloggers as contributing writers on my site. It has offered me a much-needed break but alas it hasn’t been enough…
It is such a pleasure to present Patricia Weber’s thoughts about Gratitude at Thanksgiving. So, without further adieu here are her thoughts. Thanks Susan. It’s amazing to me that some define the baby boomer generation as lazy, greedy, self-indulgent, and even whiners.
A lot of us in the U.S. will be making plans this month to get together with friends and loved ones to celebrate Thanksgiving. In the spirit of gratitude I wanted to share some things that rekindle warmth and love in my heart with the hope it will do the same for you.
The pastor at the service I went to recently commented on the word NO, being the two letters right in the middle of the alphabet. Kind of like a pivot point is what came to my mind. If it’s a pivot point, then it’s not too late to say no to whatever it is that drains us, disempowers us or leaves us less than happy…
Growing up it was never a clear issue as to whether dad or mom initiated an argument. Do you remember your parents ever arguing? Usually my parents argued over work, or money, or something about one of us three sisters. Regardless of what we remember, if we are paying attention there are secrets to aging well for Baby Boomers from our aging parents…
In our quest for personal growth we can be interested in alternative kinds of healing. One of my first alternative healings happened years ago. Now I am one baby boomer who does not think alternative healing is phony…
Have you ever asked yourself, where does the time go? Of course you have. This was a post I had written many moons ago. When I read it I thought. even though it was written for a different reason, how pertinent it is today and the many challenges I’m facing…
We’ve all heard the phrase “When it rains, it pours.” That has been so true of late, both with my personal and online life. As hard as it is, at times like these, asking for help when scheduling conflicts occur is a good thing. Suffice it to say, I’m buried under many issues, visitors, challenges […]