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Barbara Morris
Trump Is Ruining My Love Life
Recently I joined a dating site and it's been a journey into absurdity. It's also been a learning experience. You get to a place in life where you think you know everything about everything but I've found I must be living in a cave because I do not know anything about today's liberated man. It has been fascinating and a culture shock in many ways. Here's a highlight of a bit of what I have learned about men who inhabit a dating site. Once a man hits 75 he's on a downward slide into senility. He doesn't know it because he posts a photo of himself that is unsmiling, his eyes are blank and … Read more
Pat Garner
Can We Live Well Beyond 100?
I was recently doing research on longevity and found there have been many studies done that show where people are healthiest and live longer. One includes a study from researcher Dan Buettner. If you’re not familiar with the term Blue Zones, head to www.bluezones.com to learn more. It was interesting to see 5 areas in the world (one being in southern CA) where people are thriving well into their 100’s. For all these cultures the key to living longer is a lifestyle. The commonalities are amazing. Aside from diet, exercise and rest, several other social and lifestyle factors are common to the … Read more
Joyce L. Shafer
Why And How Focus On Attracting Is Misplaced
“Attract” is one of the primary buzz-words used to explain how manifestation works. Whichever word you use, you may be putting the “cart before the horse.” I’ve seen and used the words attract, magnetize, match vibrations, alignment—and others. They’re all good words that represent a specific action or dynamic; and it really is only one action being represented, no matter which label you use. But, this action (and therefore the words used to describe it—attract, etc.) is the EFFECT of something that comes before it. Attraction is not the cause of manifesting—it IS one of the “mechanical” … Read more
Good Stuff To Know January 2019
How young women view men affects how they imagine their future selves When young women believe more men are becoming stay-at-home dads, they are more likely to imagine themselves as the financial providers for their future families. When they don't think men's roles are changing, they are more likely to see themselves as their future families' primary caregivers, researchers found. Vaping cannabis produces stronger effects than smoking cannabis for infrequent users In a small study of infrequent cannabis users, researchers have shown that, compared with smoking cannabis, vaping it … Read more
Volunteer Reviewers Wanted
Volunteer Content Reviewers Wanted: I've written a 5,000-word essay for old guys looking for love. (Somebody needs to tell them how to do it!) I'm providing the piece here if you are interested in reviewing it and giving me your thoughts about it. I'm not looking for grammar correction (although it undoubtedly needs it) -- I would just like ideas about how you think content can be improved. I know many older subscribers have a lot to offer and I would appreciate receiving their thoughts. Don't be afraid to tell me you hate it but tell me why you hate it so I can be more helpful. I won't feel … Read more
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