| Our biggest fears after 50? |
I need information on what are women’s biggest fears when they turn 50.
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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 
My biggest fear – not finding a job that will allow me to live a comfortable lifestyle. I always envisioned myself getting older and just needing a part-time job so that I could travel and have leisure time without stressing about where my next meal would come from or if I would be able to pay the rent. Unfortunately, life doesn’t work that way. My savings has been depleted (thanks to this awful economy) and I am now on unemployment. I will have to start from scratch – something I never thought I’d have to do after 30 years of employment. I know that I will eventually find something – but will it be what I’m used to? I sincerely hope so. They say things happen for a reason.
Right now it seems many of us are fearing that our hopes for our time……….and being able to scale back our worklives to dial up our personal time………………is being beaten down by a bad economy, bad investments, bad men, and bad timing.
I would have to say that I am worried about losing my marbles. I want to stay sharp as I age. My game plan is to exercise my brain with games like crosswords, sudoku and tons of Quarto (http://www.marblesthebrainstore.com/critical-thinking/ct010.html).
That my body and face are no longer in synch with the 22 year old that lives on in my head! I don’t want to appear ridiculous as I bop down the walk to my office in NYC with my iPod cranking Green Day…