Tag Archives: self-discovery
| Divorce after 50: 6 more ways to reconnect with your best self |
September 28, 2012
"We’ve all had the experience of thinking that someday, when we finally have the opportunity, we’re going to do that one thing we always wished for but never had the time to pursue. Now is the time. Now is your time!”read more »
| BFF – PAST FIFTY |
July 22, 2012
At our stage of life, post 50, we have three options for friendship.read more »
| Happier now or more fearful? |
May 20, 2012
How many women arrive at middle age feeling happy and on purpose, and how many find they have to go through the process of self-doubt and fear before they get to their happy place again? What are your thoughts? read more »
| thirteen |
November 24, 2011
let the light shine from within.
today is a day of thanksgiving. a day to count blessings. spend surrounded by love. faith. joy. there is a favorite saying of mine, ‘grace isn’t somethiread more »
| Maniacal Mid-life Musings and Menopause Mania… Part 2 |
November 21, 2011
There are 30 some symptoms of (peri)menopause. The physical ones. are a sweaty walk in the park compared to those that affect our mood and mental well-being.read more »
| Coaching With Horses: Partners in Self-Discovery |
June 07, 2011
Horses don’t lie. It’s that simple. And that’s why they make great teachers.
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| Is there a time limit for grief? And who gets to determine it? | Hot Conversation |
May 12, 2011
Apparently, it doesn’t matter how much grief you are given to deal with, or how deep your grief goes… there is only so much time you are given to deal with it, and you don’t get to determine that length. Your friends do. And evenread more »
| How to make passion your business partner |
January 12, 2011
What's your passion? Barbara Winter, author of Making a Living Without a Job: Winning Ways for Creating Work That You read more »
| The gift of forgetting |
June 09, 2010
One of my favorite parts of learning a poem by heart is what I call the gift of forgetting. And no matter how many times I say what I’m about to say, people just don’t seem to believe me. But really, the gift of the process of learningread more »
| Erectile dysfunction: What women need to understand |
April 13, 2010
Women tell me their men seem to emotionally disappear and avoid sexual activity and discussion when they're experiencing ED. Michael Castleman helps all of us understand what's going on and why men won't talk about it.read more »
The key here is to begin making some decisions on your own. What is it you want to do? Sounds like you have the insurance thing figured out, are you seeking agreement? concensus? There are no "shoulds" only decisions based on rational/critical 
Oh my gosh! I felt your inner pain ... and I apologize for the fact that when I got to the part about setting your hair on fire, I laughed. I'm so glad you weren't hurt, and hair grows back. Perhaps a new hair-do would not only rectify the situation 
There is no such thing as a legal separation in my state..The only way I can get husband out of the house is to force him out..He refuses to leave..I would have to file for divorce and get temporary orders including a restraining order..
I feel so
doggiediva - I live in Florida which is a no fault divorce state. Everything that was accumulated during a marriage has to be divvied up 50/50. Unfortunately, he has nothing but the house to offer you. Because of your health situation he may not be e