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I finished college in my late fifties while working hard in a non-profit organization. As a program director, I feel my career has been revving up over the past five years while others my age are winding down. Challenges of new things excite me, however, I feel like I am ON more than off. Can anyone relate and share some ideas about balance on this side of the time clock?
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i use a combo of shea butter and aloe vera moisturizer. Works great. I use shea butter on my lips, around my eyes and nose (dry areas), My father swears by vasoline.
p.s. I dropped your name on Gina's post, Barb. ;)
Hi again. I have to laugh. My friend Gina Mcnew just wrote a blog post about the myriad of skincare and beauty products women use compared to men. And how it gets crazy as we get older. I laughed my butt off! I thought you ladies would enjothank you so much Lisa, that helps a lot. I know he tried to blame me for so much stuff, but like I told all of his family and mine none of that added up to a divorce. I do realize it's his needs, it just hurts so bad to think how many years he'sI used Noxzema from the time I was old enough to wash my own face, all through school and into adulthood. Then I decided it wasn't 'sophisticated' enough and went with higher priced, higher end products. About 5 years ago, I went back to 
Hi Nettiefre: Anyone in management that is really doing the job required of them plus . . . will always fill like they have to be ON. I completely understand the feeling. I did it for years as Administrative Management. I got to the place where being ON wasn’t fun anymore. As I got to the other side of our time clock I switched back to being staff so I could enjoy actually doing what I was educated to do rather than trying to get the job done through other people. I don’t think there is any other way except to keep it simple. Enjoy the ride while you still have the energy to live up to the challenges. And make sure you do take some OFF time.
Thanks for your words of wisdom.