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September Winner of the Silk Scarf Giveaway!

September Winner of the Silk Scarf Giveaway!

October 1, 2015 By Gail

Release the balloons and clink the wine glasses! The winner of the September Agingschmaging silk scarf giveaway is Dawn Fox! If you’d like a chance to win, sign up on my website. You want to keep checking back–you really do!– because there are new features coming soon! Again, congratulations Dawn!

Filed Under: Giveaways Tagged With: Silk Scarf

A Little Catalyst For You

A Little Catalyst For You

October 1, 2015 By Gail

“The question isn’t who’s going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” ~ Ayn Rand

Filed Under: Musings About Aging Tagged With: catalyst, let me, midlife women, stop me

Thinking Outside the Bag: The Agony of Husbandly Pride

Thinking Outside the Bag: The Agony of Husbandly Pride

October 1, 2015 By Gail

The art fair wound down and customers drifted towards the generous tasting counter at North Folk Winery. It was, after all, “cocktail-thirty,” as my friend Janice says. Nearby, music wafted from a tent shading a potpourri of musicians and hip-shaking guests. It had been a sunny day, a good day, but it was time to put away our scarves, photography,… Read More

Filed Under: The Best Part Of My Day Tagged With: husbands, Midlife, Outside the bag, trust

R.E.S.P.E.C.T: Midlife View On How Young Women Should Expect To Be Treated

R.E.S.P.E.C.T: Midlife View On How Young Women Should Expect To Be Treated

September 24, 2015 By Gail

“I’m calling you a slut, slut, because you are one.” The young man hissed his judgment at a female companion as they walked through a local Target parking lot. There were six teenagers in the pack, I’m guessing one or two years shy of having their driver’s licenses.  They were being boisterous, as if wanting attention and yet defying anyone… Read More

Filed Under: The Best Part Of My Day Tagged With: Midlife, respect, self-worth

The good news:90% of you don’t have Restless Leg Syndrome. The bad news:10% of us @#$%^* do!

The good news:90% of you don’t have Restless Leg Syndrome. The bad news:10% of us @#$%^* do!

September 24, 2015 By Gail

Irish Spring soap for Restless Leg Syndrome? Whaaaa? My friend and wise woman, Valerie Lis, sent me that tip and I had to laugh. But, I also had to try it. It’s quirky!  I like quirky! My RLS is reasonably managed by taking Padma, a Tibetan herbal supplement, but how could I pass up putting Irish Spring soap at the… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging Tagged With: Restless leg syndrome, Tips for aging well

Give Peas a Chance…Buddha Bowls and Trying New Foods In Midlife

Give Peas a Chance…Buddha Bowls and Trying New Foods In Midlife

September 17, 2015 By Gail

“We’re having Buddha Bowls for supper,” said my normally understandable daughter. “Sound’s crunchy,” I thought. “I wonder if the bowls will be a tasty porcelain or a more filling Zen-like ceramic?” Oblivious to my snarky musings, she disappeared into the kitchen humming a riff of Blondie’s Call Me. Within minutes a sweet, spicy, aroma had me salivating, and Call Me was… Read More

Filed Under: Recipes, The Best Part Of My Day Tagged With: Buddha, Midlife, New Foods

4.5 Things I Learned at the Women’s Recipe For Success Gathering

4.5 Things I Learned at the Women’s Recipe For Success Gathering

September 17, 2015 By Gail

Reassuring Reminders That We Are Enough As the panel of business-owning women discussed their paths to success, four (and ½) themes emerged. I thought I’d share them with you here.  0.5 of a Lesson My first thought was that I was disturbingly underdressed. There were 119 women in the room besides me. It seemed they had all gotten the memo about… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging Tagged With: gathering, Recipe, success, women's

I Cried Today

I Cried Today

September 10, 2015 By Gail

Maybe You Really Can’t Go Home Thistles raked my skin, and I realized how foolish I was to wear shorts and flip-flops in a pasture gone wild. Too late now! I pushed forward through grass that looked down on my head, and had me praying I wouldn’t surprise a bear taking a late summer nap. My quest was to find… Read More

Filed Under: The Best Part Of My Day Tagged With: Cried, Home, Midlife

Housework Hell

Housework Hell

September 10, 2015 By Gail

My Midlife Mess I used to clean beneath the refrigerator. It was never pretty, but at least a couple of times a year I temporarily banished the pretty–sure-they’re-not-moving-on-legs dust balls, cat hair, and runaway vitamins. As I was on my hands and knees sponging up the potpourri of ugly, Grandma’s voice was in my head saying, “You can do better!… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging Tagged With: housework, Midlife, self-esteem

Here’s the beautiful Caroline McIntosh and Her New Silk Scarf

Here’s the beautiful Caroline McIntosh and Her New Silk Scarf

September 9, 2015 By Gail

Big hugs and smiles to Caroline from Canada!  She sent a couple photos wearing the scarf she won for signing up at my website!  Here’s what she had to share: Hi Gail,  Thank you for my beautiful scarf. It is wonderful. I have a picture of me wearing it on FB and I’ve attached a couple here, too. I’m thrilled Caroline… Read More

Filed Under: Giveaways Tagged With: agingschmagin, Silk Scarf, winner

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