Ever feel invisible to the younger crowd? This is a common plight for women over the age of 60. But take heart- there are certain advantages. Read more…
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I Feel Bad About My Neck And Other Parts
Who knew there was a “right” way of washing your hair? An article in the New York Times details tips from experts on hair care.
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7 Dimensions of Wellness Under One Roof
Center for Health and Wellbeing will be the first in the nation offering wellness, fitness, and medical care all under one roof, potentially changing lives and enhancing wellbeing.
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The Parent Project in Six Words
Parental issues are often the elephant in the middle of a relationship, ever present but hardly discussed. Six word stories are a great way to examine these relationships in a fun, creative way.
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Finding One’s Way With Clay
As some of you may know I’m a potter having fallen in love with clay 27 years ago. I’m director of a program called The Jeremiah Project, an after school and summer creative arts program for under-served middle school students. We provide pottery and digital arts programming through our partnership with the Central Florida Boys […]
Your Six Word Emotional Drive-by
A dear friend was struggling recently following the death of a long time friend. I don’t think Baby Boomers are prepared yet to start losing loved ones. In spite of increasing joint pain and occasional bouts with illnesses, we still harbor the hope of immortality or at least invincibility. So to help my friend I […]
Baby Boomer Barbie: Marketing to Boomer Women
I tend to write a lot about baby boomer women, (most likely because I sit squarely in the middle of that demographic) so I was more than a little amused when I ran across this “Baby Boomer Barbie” photo on Pinterest. (Click here to see the Autumn Wind Studio’s version of Barbie as a Baby […]
Elect Me Your Grandparent
I love creativity. I think it is fun turning every day activities or roles on their sides and thinking about them differently, at least on occasion. Now, one job many people my age would not consider a “task” or “job” would be grand parenting. Two of my grandchildren live “away” as they say in Maine. […]
