Tag Archives: WWII
| Say Hello Not Goodbye To Your Golden Years |
May 23, 2012
Many of us have spent years waking up at 6:00 am to be at a job we found depleting. If we are not going to be able to kick back, drive a golf cart and play bridge all day, let's envision a different kind of retirement for ourselves. Here are a few read more »
| The Power of Post Menopausal Women |
February 09, 2012
I now know why a male friend of mine wrote, “You post menopausal women are amazing. I could not keep up with you if I tried.” Yet, as amazing as we are, we are invisible to others. Maybe this invisibility is our secret power source?read more »
| On Being A Military Brat |
January 25, 2012
It was 1965 and the end of our time at Vandenberg Air Force Base after eight years. I was fourteen years old and in the last semester of 9th grade. My whole life was consumed with my friends, school, teen club dances, movies, roller sread more »
| Say Hello, Not Goodbye, to your Golden Years | Most Liked |
November 23, 2011
Many of us have spent years waking up at 6:00 am to be at a job we found depleting. If we are to work for years to come, let's make it work on our terms. Here are a few suggestions.read more »
| Are you poor? |
October 28, 2011
Poverty can alter behavior. Poor nutrition can alter behavior. Being cold 24 hours a day can alter behavior. Being so poor school isn’t an option is a disaster waiting to happen. read more »
| Getting the Most Out of Life. Still. |
October 12, 2011
At my library's annual used-book sale, I stumbled upon a thin, well-worn volume entitled Getting the Most Out of Life. read more »
| “Oh Dear! Oh Dear! I Shall be Late!” |
October 05, 2011
Why do we work more and more hours in order to buy more and more stuff, when buying the stuff takes precious time away from activities that could really be more self nurturing than wandering through malls or cyber shopping?read more »
| What I learned From Grandma Wortman |
September 18, 2011
I remember my mother’s mother the most because she was the backbone of our life in Brooklyn as we were coming out of what was then called the “Great Depression”.read more »
| Running for Her Life | Most Liked |
August 25, 2011
I asked Irene to tell me her story. Instead, she told me about her mother.read more »
Morning, Morgana,
Thanks for another interesting link. So French social services empower women to run cooperative households for women! Tres civilisee.
We posted/tweeted it on myhouseourhouse and got some enthusiastic responses. Women having a ra
April 20, 2012
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