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Category Archives: Aging
Walk Like a Man; It’s in Your Genes
Women walk faster than men. It’s true. I’ve been doing a lot of walking lately, thanks to a pair of cartilage-depreciated knees earned from years of jogging with an oversized load. Walking and other forms of exercise are helping melt … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Baby Boomers, Exercise, Health, Overweight, Walking, Wyalusing Life
Tagged Aging, declining health, marriage, Men, Women
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Bit of Technology Means Weight and See
I am on a diet. Dieting is not losing weight, although modern definitions have come to include that as a meaning. A diet is simply the food you eat. So dieting literally means eating stuff. That does not include eating … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Health, Losing Weight, Overweight, Technology, Willpower
Tagged aging gracefully, Counting Calories, declining health, Exercise, Wireless technology
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Still Writing after All These Years
I usually post something new in this space at the beginning of the week—generally Sunday or Monday—and I apologize for my tardiness. Got tied down with deadline projects on the copywriting front, and that’s where I collect my meager earnings. … Continue reading
After the Greatest Come the Babied
I’m not so sure I like being a Baby Boomer, but I can’t do much about it. Considering that the age group preceding us is known collectively as the Greatest Generation, it seems to me that by comparison the Baby … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, American History, Baby Boomers, College, Current Events, Family, Health, Social Issues
Tagged Age Stereotypes, aging gracefully, Baby Boomers, declining health, Retirement, Wae, War
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Trying to Find a Niche to Scratch
Hey, I just got back to the chilly north from a copywriting boot camp in hot and humid Florida. I chose to drive 1,200 miles each way, which made the transition less traumatic. There are few people in this world … Continue reading
It’s an Awesome—and Extreme—World
SkillUnlimited defies quantification. It is unlimited and measureless, setting no limits and eschewing hyperbole. Deleting the space between the two words was no accident. As for the Skill part, that’s in the limited mind of the beholder. I’m here to … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Attention Span, Copywriting, Extremes, Journalism and Writing, Language, Pop Culture, Porches, Technology, death
Tagged Extremes, language, Over the Hill, Wireless technology, writing
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Every Generation Requires Many Voices
I started these essays barely a year ago with something of a theme. I was going to be a booming voice for the Boomers. Boomers, according to the accepted definition, are those of us born between 1946 and 1964. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Politics, Social Issues
Tagged Age Stereotypes, aging gracefully, Baby Boomers, blogging. Huffington Post, News Coverage
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Facing Mortality and Learning About Life
You learn to appreciate your life, as fleeting as it may be, for those precious moments of human contact. That has been particularly poignant in this year of my life —2011— with the death of my father in the spring … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Cancer, Family, Health, Humor, Social Issues, Thyroid, death
Tagged afghanistan, Aging, career changes, declining health, Family, health care
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