Tag Archives: Baby Boom
| Goodbye Emily – Hello New Favorite Novel |
April 08, 2013
| Bone health after 45: What every Vibrant woman should know about preventing osteoporosis |
April 02, 2013
Osteoporosis is one of those scary words that always seems to be looming right above us, just waiting for your 45th birthday to strike.read more »
| Caregiving for Baby Boomers: Blended families have blended loyalties |
February 19, 2013
The Coming Generational Storm, that “by 2030, the senior to kid ratio will be three read more »
| Best books to enjoy after 45 – great for book clubs! |
February 04, 2013
You can only read the classics so many times, and every book on the bestseller list isn’t necessary a must-read.read more »
| We Move Forward… |
January 19, 2013
There are milestones that baby boomer women share. We can collectively role our eyes, laugh or cry at the memory of buying a first bra or burning our first bra, getting married or living in sin, deciding whether to have kids or not, being a mom, read more »
| How to teach an adult child to be responsible with money |
January 07, 2013
Responsibility doesn’t magically come with age, and some people take a lot longer to grow up than others.read more »
| Fixing Social Security, Part II |
January 06, 2013
Previously, we saw that the Social Security trust fund is not actually funded, buread more »
| Six Degrees of Conversational Separation: How Kevin Bacon Has Kept Me From Losing My Thoughts |
November 30, 2012
Humorous look at women over fifty and the forgetfulness that sometimes accompanies menopause and the change in life.read more »
| Women 50+ Know: 3 reasons why women over 50 are sexier |
October 17, 2012
"He dated lots of beautiful, younger models, but after a few dates, he said there was nothing to talk about. He loves my business savvy, confidence, and life experience!" ~ Barbara Singerread more »
You need a plan. The book The Verbally Abusive Relationship by Patricia Evans saved my life after 31 years of verbal and physical abuse. Knowledge is power. You can call the domestic violence hotline; a woman's shelter; get into counseling. 1 i
You're welcome, Linda. I agree with you. I do read novels with younger characters, but I get a little tired of the immaturity sometimes, and the issues that don't need to be issues. A mature adult is so much more interesting. And, I enjoy Elizabeth B
To all those Vibrant Women who have, like me, left abusive relationships - whether verbal, emotional, psychological, spiritual, physical, financial, social...or all of the above! - I say congratulations to us!
When I read this post, I think to mys
February 06, 2013
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