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Posts Tagged with "50 years old"

  • Featured, Quality of Life

    Posted on December 26th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    50 years old, aging process, aging well, family Christmas, fear of aging, HEALTHY AGING, Independent living, over 50 years old, over the age of 50, quality of life, stress coping strategies, wisdom comes with age

    EMBRACE CHRISTMAS YET TO COME (Part 3/3)

    CAN YOU CHOOSE “YOUR KIND OF CHRISTMAS”?
    One of my girlfriends called me last Friday to tell me that she was celebrating Christmas Day without her family for the first time.  She sound breathless and a tiny bit scared as she announced she was spending the day with (gasp!) her friends.  She prattled on about all the things she just puts up with in her own family–especially at big family gatherings.  Yes, she loves them; and, Yes, she wants to spend the day with… More

  • TheNewElder

    Posted on December 26th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    50 years old, aging process, aging well, family Christmas, HEALTHY AGING, over age 50, quality of life, wisdom with age

    MERRY CHRISTMAS PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE!

    BOTH FAMILY AND FRIENDS
    I wish you all the very best of holidays.   I was a slacker this weekend and didn’t get a post published.  It felt great!  To make up for it, here is my perspective on Christmas: The Bad,  The Good, and the Sublime.
    FAREWELL TO GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS PAST (Part 1/3)
    CONTENTMENT IN CHRISTMAS PRESENT (Part 2/3)
    EMBRACE CHRISTMAS YET TO COME (Part 3/3)
    I wish good health and great friendships for us all.
    Love,
    Kathy
    Copyright TheNewElder 2012… More

  • Featured, Quality of Life

    Posted on December 25th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    50 years old, aging process, aging well, family Christmas, fear of aging, HEALTHY AGING, Independent living, over 50 years old, over the age of 50, quality of life, stress coping strategies, wisdom comes with age

    CONTENTMENT IN CHRISTMAS PRESENT (Part 2/3)

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    ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS GET TO AGE 50
    There is a turning point in the relationship between parents and children when the shackles of the past fall away and everyone can be the age they really are.  It is supposed to happen during the teenage years as children establish independence and learn to be adults, while parents learn to let go–benevolently.  I am not sure if that is really the norm or just a nice idea.  For me it only happened when my parents became… More

  • Featured, Quality of Life

    Posted on December 24th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    50 years old, aging process, aging well, family Christmas, fear of aging, HEALTHY AGING, Independent living, over 50 years old, over the age of 50, quality of life, stress coping strategies, wisdom comes with age

    FAREWELL TO GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS PAST (Part 1/3)

    I often write about the joys of being over 50 years old.  The holidays are yet another time to be grateful for reaching that age of independence.
    IN RECOVERY FROM FAMILY CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS

    From my mid-twenties to my mid-forties I found the holidays something to be endured with as much passive grace as I could muster.   I referred to Christmas as “The Christmas Ordeal”.  During that period I lived in New York City.  Three of my four siblings lived nearby.… More

  • Challenges, Featured

    Posted on October 28th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

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    50 years old, age wave, Baby Boom Generation, Baby boomer, Baby Boomer characteristics, Baby Boomer Generation, baby boomer statistics, baby boomer trends, baby boomer years, baby boomers, baby boomers age, baby boomers generation, baby boomers retiring, retirement years

    BABY BOOMER STATISTICS

    LARGEST GENERATION IN AMERICAN HISTORY
    Counting me, and most likely you as well, there are 78 million “baby boomers” born between 1946 and 1964 that were born in America.  Statistically, baby boomers constitute by sheer numbers, the largest generation in American history.  (We are also the most obese generation in American history, so we are the “largest” in more than one statistical category.)
    LEVERAGE THROUGH OUT LIFETIME

    This kind of heft creates leverage… More

  • Quality of Life

    Posted on October 19th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    50 years old, 50th birthday, age of 50, Frank Kaiser, older woman, Suddenly Senior, turning 50, women 50 years old, women aging

    FRANK KAISER ON WOMEN OVER 50 YEARS OLD

    THANKS TO “SUDDENLY SENIOR” (not Andy Rooney)
    The following tribute to women was written in 2000 by Frank Kaiser on his self-syndicated column,  “Suddenly Senior”.   I have seen a number of variations on it, usually attributed to Andy Rooney, but it was written by Frank Kaiser of Clearwater, Florida.  I included a couple of the variations because they are  good too.
    BEING OVER 50 IS FAB
    I love it because I think it is true.  As a woman over 50, I… More

  • Quality of Life

    Posted on September 26th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    50 years old, challenge of aging, hail to the victors, old women drinking, over 50, secrets to long life, senior citizen, senior citizens, shotgunning beer, the joy of aging, Univeristy of Michigan football

    SENIOR CITIZEN “HAIL TO THE VICTORS”

    The ElderAuthority.com covers a lot of serious topics.  It is good to remind ourselves that some of the secrets to long life include laughter, social networks, and enjoying life in the moment.   These grannies seem to have that figured out as they take on the challenge of shotgunning beer at a University of Michigan game.
    One of the great joys of being over 50 years old is that you really can do whatever you want because nobody except you really cares.… More

  • TheNewElder

    Posted on June 8th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    50 years old, aging, Alina Tugend, Conflicting Messages about Aging, Figure It Out Yourself, gandhi, New York Times, universal design

    Conflicting Messages? Figure it Out Yourself

    Reading Time: 2 minutes
    “You must be the change you want to see in the world.” Gandhi

    Now I am starting to get mad.  In “Fears, and Opportunities, on the Road to Retirement”, in today’s New York Times, Alina Tugend discusses the conflicting messages about aging.  I think people are becoming paralyzed with all the predictions. We can’t afford to be deer in the headlights.
    Will it be a time for finally doing what you please, however you please,… More

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