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Midlife Seduction: Misses With The Mrs.

Midlife Seduction: Misses With The Mrs.

January 29, 2016 By Gail

“You have to know that an older man cannot hang from a chandelier.” –Dr. Ruth “It’s a great way to save water,” said my husband. It was, and is, his not so subtle way of saying he’d love it if I’d take a shower with him. And yet, somewhere along the way, the sexiness of lathering up together has lost its… Read More

Filed Under: The Best Part Of My Day Tagged With: Midlife seduction, River Dance, shower dance

The Minimalist Guide to Smiling in Midlife

The Minimalist Guide to Smiling in Midlife

January 28, 2016 By Gail

 “Nobody can be uncheered with a balloon.” –Winnie the Pooh So Minimal, In Fact, That If My List Were Clothing You’d Be Reading This On A Nude Beach When was the last time you lost it? Not in a bad, “I’m going to kick holes in the wall because I’m angry, and this wallpaper needs to go” sort of way… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging Tagged With: Midlife Smiles, perspective, Simple pleasures

Moonpause Part 2: Generational Differences In Menopause Experiences

Moonpause Part 2: Generational Differences In Menopause Experiences

January 25, 2016 By Gail

If we look at our current culture, it is easy to point mental fingers at differences between prior generations and today. Unlike our mothers and grandmothers, we started yo-yo dieting as teenagers, and probably never stopped. We are the first long-term users of birth control pills. Our foods are laden with artificial ingredients and hormones, refined to death, and packaged… Read More

Filed Under: Menopause, Musings About Aging Tagged With: Perimenopause, Transitions

Old Love: The Flannel Pajama’s Of Relationships?

Old Love: The Flannel Pajama’s Of Relationships?

January 21, 2016 By Gail

They wandered into the Full Moon restaurant with slow steps and fast smiles. Two elderly couples were enjoying a night out, and they could not have looked sweeter. Old love, the “we’ve been through the best and worst of times,” love is like that; I’m guessing. My husband, son, and I sat a table over from them, which only encouraged… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging Tagged With: Old love, relationships, twilight love

Sometimes You Just Have To Make Your Own Sunshine

Sometimes You Just Have To Make Your Own Sunshine

January 21, 2016 By Gail

 The Title, Fifty Shades Of Grey, Was Already Taken I wanted a sunny day. Okay, maybe a whole day of sunshine was getting greedy. I would–do-cartwheels-even-though-I’d-probably-break-a-hip-if-I-did–settle for a few paltry hours of the yellow stuff. But no. This day, like so many others of late, held all the appeal and color of a dank and dingy dishrag. Remember dishrags? Do… Read More

Filed Under: The Best Part Of My Day Tagged With: Make your own sunshine, snarky, sunny day, Vitamin D starved

Menopause Or Moonpause

Menopause Or Moonpause

January 18, 2016 By Gail

“Older women are forthright and honest. They’ll tell you right off you are a jerk if you are acting like one.” –Andy Rooney Menopause. A word, a state of being, scrutinized more closely than George Clooney in a speedo. What does it mean? How long does it last? How can we deal with the symptoms? Why are my symptoms different… Read More

Filed Under: Menopause

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