Balmy weather greets me each morning as I venture outside my temporary residence in the resort town of Ajijic, Mexico. Each day begins cool, then warms to mid-70s sunny skies. My first post on my senior-style vacay is here.
Glad to escape the frigid landscape back home, I do not look forward to donning sweaters, jackets, and warm socks once again. On the other hand, I do miss my home and family. But I feel very lucky to be on a chosen vacation, as opposed to the forced evacuation of fellow blogger Rebecca.
Again this week, Rebecca Olkowski, with BabyBoomster.com is taking time to get adjusted to being displaced by the Los Angeles fires in Altadena, California. FEMA has been terrific so far. Still, it’s unnerving to uproot yourself at a moment’s notice and not be able to do much until the mess is cleaned up and repairs are made. She writes about her experience here.
Aging creeps up on us, and we are often unsure how to handle the experience…
Do you sometimes wake up with a feeling of unease? Seventy is only a few years away and starting to wink at Laurie like some lascivious guy at a singles bar. She’s both wary and intrigued. But here are five things that help her overcome that “running out of runway” feeling.
In personal interactions, are you color-blind or age-blind?
t’s a difficult subject, but this week Carol Cassara is addressing it on her blog, The Political Incorrectness of Being Color Blind.
Our consumer journalist discusses a recent Presidential executive order that affects all of us.
It’s been a challenging week for Rita R. Robison, consumer and personal finance journalist, keeping up with President Trump’s executive orders. Check out her article on Trump’s order on “reducing prices” to see why she thinks it’s lacking.
Thank you for checking in with the Boomers this week – and every week!
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