Tag Archives: New York Times
| Hammer Toe after 45: What every vibrant woman should know |
April 23, 2013
There are more than 30 joints and 20 bones in just one of your feet, and that leaves a lot of opportunity for something to go wrong.read more »
| Skype Your Way To A Better Relationship |
March 13, 2013
Does your partner make excuses about going to couples coread more »
| Budding Boomer Businesses |
March 09, 2013
A good deal has been reported in the media about members of younger generations failing to find employment following graduation. We’ve also heard it said retirees are earning virtually no interest on their investments/savings. But data from read more »
| What to eat at midlife: Insulin resistance and the truth about sugar |
February 22, 2013
Without sugar, you wouldn’t have the energy to get out of bed in the morning.read more »
| New Year’s Resolution #1- Exercise Your Creativity |
January 02, 2013
Last year around this time I read with interest a New York times article written by John Tierney about New Year’s resolutions. On an optimistic note he said,
“Whatever you hope for this year you are more likely to make impread more »
| Menopause Mondays: Happy Nutritious Holidays! from Ellen and guest nutritionist, Keri Glassman |
November 19, 2012
This week, preparation for the Thanksgiving feast is in full swing, and then the holiday parties will begin with all of the sweet indulgences that go with them.read more »
| The real winner of the US election |
November 07, 2012
A young man with a mathematics and statistics background who honed his craft in baseball stats was hired by the New York Times to handicap the presidential race. He did that by reviewing existing polls, noting their statistical biases (for example, tread more »
| Ten Fun Things to do When You Are Laid Up in Bed | Most Liked |
October 18, 2012
"Yes, I broke my ankle, but boredom is the real tragedy here. Ten solutions for when you're laid up in bed, as I am."read more »
| Rachel Carson’s Relevancy Fifty Years Later |
September 26, 2012
Since 1941 Carson, a writer and conservationist, with a graduate degree in marine biology, wrote four books about the natural world that brought her recognition as a naturalist and science writer. But when Silent Spring was published on September 27read more »
| Will Your Empty Nest Be Boomeranged? |
September 20, 2012
When my last child left for college, I had been a mother for more than thirty years. I thought I was prepared, but nothing prepared me for the day my last child left home.read more »
Hi Darcy
I always appreciate your comments. Emasculating a man means not letting him have his DNA role of being a man. It happens when we take control and literally want to wear the pants versus letting him.
It's very hard for Boomer women to