Flowers are blooming everywhere these days and so is the interesting, informative, and practical advice of our Boomer Bloggers. Can you relate?
Love and divorce in the golden years…
Rebecca Olkowski, with BabyBoomster.com puts in her two cents on the Golden Bachelor divorce controversy and writes about what older people look for when searching for a new relationship.
Grandma and Grandpa to the rescue…
Spending time with the kids and grandkids always, or at least usually, generates wonderful times and builds memories. Sometimes, however, experiences produce unforeseen outcomes. Meryl Baer of Musings of a Shore Life relates one such experience in this week’s post.
The enduring magic of glass…
Did you know glassmakers have been at work for at least 3500 years? These days, Carol Cassara’s been guiding us through some lovely exhibitions on her blog and this week’s no different, as she visits 35 centuries of glass at the Corning Museum of Glass. And takes us along with her.
Food, glorious food!…
Newest blogger Beth Havey believes whether you read this book as a child, “The Boxcar Children” reminds us of how important food is to survival, but that food must be provided with LOVE. These children knew that, lived that.
The high price of those golden arches…
Wondering why the prices for fast food are going up and up? Although increased costs for wages, food, and the supply chain are part of higher prices, there’s another big reason, says Rita R. Robison, consumer and personal finance journalist. For details, see her article “Why Are Prices Increasing So Much in the Fast Food Industry?”
As for me…
Imagine making fifty omelets in a row as a line of sharp-eyed seniors watch your every move. As I write on the blog, my son Paul performs this amazing feat each Sunday as chef in an upscale retirement community. In doing so, he’s learned three valuable life lessons.
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See you next time…
Carol C
It’s a super good collection this week
Laurie Stone
Carol, Isn’t it?
Cj
Boxcar Children!!! Favorite as a children, knew exactly where to run to check if it was in, looking for “Wag” in the children’s fiction. Storing food in the brook! Reminder to go chk out again. 🙌
Laurie Stone
CJ, The name “Boxcar Children” is very familiar. I think I read it as a child. I’ll have to look it up.