I enjoyed the session on “Blogging Into MidLIfe: The Tension Between the Online Spotlight and Offline Invisibility” which was held at BlogHer ’12 earlier this month. It was nice to see some boomer girls on the podium and in the…
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I enjoyed the session on “Blogging Into MidLIfe: The Tension Between the Online Spotlight and Offline Invisibility” which was held at BlogHer ’12 earlier this month. It was nice to see some boomer girls on the podium and in the…
Fellow boomer bloggers commented on the fact that the two keynote addresses at the BlogHer ’12 Conference were both 50 plus. Over lunch on Friday, we had the opportunity to hear from Martha Stewart and on Saturday, Katie Couric spoke…
Today is Father’s Day and tomorrow would have been my late husband M’s 61st birthday. I’m missing M. So much has changed since he passed away almost five years ago, especially our son D, who graduated from college last month,…
I have always loved journalist and author Anna Quindlen’s writing. I used to read her Life In The 30s column in the New York Times each week when I was in my 30s. I loved the way she wrote about…
When my friends at BoomBox Network invited me to test out a new online site called Cranium Crunches, filled with games that challenge my brain, I gladly obliged. I always liked games when I was a kid – Candyland was my…
Yesterday will go down as one of the best days of my life. My son D, my baby boy who I gave birth to 22 years ago this week, graduated from college. Yes, he did. He did it and he…
