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A Picture Perfect Anniversary: Or, Why Do I Leave My Camera At Home When I Know I’m Going To Want To Take Photographs?

A Picture Perfect Anniversary: Or, Why Do I Leave My Camera At Home When I Know I’m Going To Want To Take Photographs?

December 30, 2015 By Gail

We were celebrating our 15th anniversary, and I was expecting eight inches…of snow…to add to the excitement. The weather gods had been warning us mere mortals for a week that big snow was on the way. Looking upwards, I saw the sky was grey and pouting, so a storm seemed possible. Looking downwards, I wondered why my husband was wearing… Read More

Filed Under: The Best Part Of My Day Tagged With: Camera withdrawal, photos, Wedding Anniversary

Midlife and Getting Lucky in 2016…Lucky Bamboo That Is!

Midlife and Getting Lucky in 2016…Lucky Bamboo That Is!

December 30, 2015 By Gail

She drifted over to my booth like a gentle breeze on an otherwise blustery day. “I want to buy one of your scarves,” she said. “I’ve walked around to the other vendors and believe yours are the best quality and style.” I was flattered, of course. Anita Regina Scepurek is a veteran artist and vendor. Her current media is fused glass,… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging Tagged With: cats as bamboo eaters, lucky, lucky bamboo, Midlife

Bake’n Bacon: A Recipe For Party Happiness

Bake’n Bacon: A Recipe For Party Happiness

December 24, 2015 By Gail

“Just how many armies are we feeding?” My husband, with his usual finesse, needed to let me know I was going overboard. I glared at him and hoisted a platter of crudites that resembled the Leaning Tower of Pisa out to the car. It was a lot, but I’d never, ever, admit it was too much. We were hosting a… Read More

Filed Under: Recipes, The Best Part Of My Day Tagged With: A Recipe For Party Happiness, food, Recipe, The best Part of my day

That Uncomfortable Moment When You’re Not Sure If The Ugly Christmas Sweater Is A Joke Or Not…

That Uncomfortable Moment When You’re Not Sure If The Ugly Christmas Sweater Is A Joke Or Not…

December 24, 2015 By Gail

My husband jabbed me in the ribs. “Check out Andy’s Christmas sweater!” We were sitting in church waiting for the choir to take their seats. My eyes followed my husband’s less than subtle, full arm extended, finger pointing. Andy sat facing the congregation. There was a suspicious gleam in his eyes…the gleam of a man delighting in the embarrassment he… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging Tagged With: Christmas Sweater, Ugly, uncomfortable

Dried Cherries:  Women and Midlife Sex, Part 4

Dried Cherries: Women and Midlife Sex, Part 4

December 23, 2015 By Gail

“Sex at age ninety is like trying to shoot pool with a rope.” ~George Burns Margaret is another example of an older woman who spent much of her adult life without a partner. She found love and marriage for the first time when she was forty years old. Margaret told me that once she laid eyes on Mike at a… Read More

Filed Under: Midlife Sex, Musings About Aging Tagged With: aging, Female Masturbation, midlife sex

Dried Cherries, Women and Midlife Sex, Part 3

Dried Cherries, Women and Midlife Sex, Part 3

December 17, 2015 By Gail

“To hear many religious people talk, one would think God created the torso, head, legs and arms, but the devil slapped on the genitals.” ~Don Schrader Cats in Heat My grandmother thought pretty much everything humans did was a sin, particularly if gratification was involved. Had enough to eat? Sin. Have money? Sin. Saying, “I’m proud of the job I… Read More

Filed Under: Midlife Sex, Musings About Aging Tagged With: midlife sex

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