Here are some more great responses for the “50 things to do at 50″ contest.
Play Nintendo DS to keep your mind sharp
Buy a Wii and get fit in the comfort of your home. I do not do gyms, so this would be a great alternative. You can do what you want, when you want and […]
I have a winner in the replay of the “50 things to do at 50″ contest (more about the winner after he/she is notified). The responses were FANTASTIC and I want to share them with you, in no particular order:
Think about what you enjoy and then act on it! Start a hobby or business […]
Remember your first car? If you can remember the first car you drove/owned, you’re probably a guy. (I think it’s a genetic thing.) My husband can remember every car he’s ever owned, and he loves going to look at “classic cars” (those old cars from the 20s on up through the 70s). […]
One interesting article I saw on Not Just the Kitchen was about how you can pump gas and save money. Apparently, people are pumping gas, as I do, by putting the nozzle up to max, and standing back and letting the tank fill. I always figured it didn’t matter, and it beats […]
Natasha commented recently on my post on a website for baby boomer women. She had a better website, called “Not Just the Kitchen,” which is free. So of course I had to check it out.
They have 3 areas: Family/Relationships, Health and Beauty, and Money and Finance. This website is […]
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My husband started at his new part-time job a couple of weeks ago. It’s a small place, and they don’t have a cafeteria, so he decided to start taking his lunch. Part of his decision was the high cost of lunches, and I agree. I still […]
I love to travel, and I have many places I want to see and experience. So I have been exploring possibilities. They are limited only by your imagination. Do you want to:
Go fishing, hiking, golfing, boating, hot air ballooning?
Learn some history, literature, religion, photography?
See a festival, play, or musical event?
Enjoy a dude ranch, a cruise, […]
Over the weekend, I heard someone refer to people who are 60 as “elderly.” I was extremely offended. After all, “60 is the new 40.” So how can 60 be elderly?!
Certainly Baby Boomers in their late 40s, early 50s can be considered “middle aged.” But what about those of us who are nearing/over 60? How […]
If you are looking for an unusual vacation, to a different place this summer, you might want to consider. The Home Exchange, for example, allows you to list your home and exchange for another home. The cost is $99.95 a year. They say most exchanges are direct (one-to-one), and you should clean at the end of […]
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Our U.S. flag. It’s been around a long time, and it has seen a lot of war and destruction, a lot of happiness and grief. It’s not Flag Day, but the flag is what I think of on the 4th of July.
Here is a great […]
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