Tag Archives: writers
| To Create or Not to Create, That is the Question. |
May 05, 2013
I wax philosophical on Sundays, mulling over those deep questions of human existence and why we are here. Are we here to take up space and get caught up in the gears of our cultural existence—sitting on the couch after a grinding work day watchiread more »
| What to eat at midlife: Fad diets to avoid |
February 22, 2013
It seems like there’s a new diet to try every week, another celebrity on TV claiming they’ve got the answer, yet another new meal plan that promises success.read more »
| The heart of personal finance |
February 12, 2013
Things that had been endlessly interesting to me in the past are now irrelevant. My focus has become singular.read more »
| Midlife Inspiration | Most Liked Hot Conversation |
February 01, 2013
Whether you lost your job in midlife or feel the need to change/reinvent yourself for more benign reasons, it helps to see what other people our age are doing. In read more »
| 5 Reasons To Spend the Day at a Book Signing | Hot Conversation |
December 11, 2012
On Saturday, I joined 34 other local authors for the 13th annual Authors’ Fair. Each of us shared a table with one other author. I stacked up my latest writing–two fiction trilogies, Grace in Africa and Bleread more »
| Dating after divorce: 10 ways for a woman over 50 to get back in the singles scene |
November 06, 2012
Women 50 and over still have lots of options, and there are at least 10 good ways for you to get in the singles scene and back in the dating game.read more »
| Book Review – Lowcountry Boil by Susan M. Boyer |
September 18, 2012
Today is release day for Susan M. Boyer’s debut mystery, Lowcountry Boil. And, it’s quite a debut. This terrific traditional mystery has been nominated for both the Golden Heart Award from Romance Writers of America as wellread more »
| Creativity. |
August 25, 2012
I found a writers circle at the age of 51, which ignited an obsession. Now I wonder why on earth I didn't do it sooner. read more »
| A Huge Thanks to The Lit Coach for including me in her post: Blogs That Work and Why! |
August 24, 2012
A Huge Thanks to The Lit Coach for including me in her post: Blogs That Work and Why!read more »
Roadrunner - absolutely nothing drastic about it. When you first get the botox (forehead and eyes) you will see a change that will level off in a few days or one week. It looks completely natural. You CANNOT frown no matter how hard you try! Be very 
August 26, 2012
No comments