I ran across this phrase once and I liked it. Maybe I feel like an old wine that’s always being decanted into some new bottle. Because one thing’s certain: change is inevitable and we get used to adapting. I wonder if at some point, we just want to stay put…or if that would mean certain death.
It’s boomer blogger week and they’ve got some pleasant, helpful reading for you as we end 2024. And here you go:
It’s that time of year again, Annual Letter time! They arrive in the mail from family and friends and announce the wonderful events of the past year – work promotions, travel, kids and grandkids accomplishments.The life of Meryl Baer of Musings of a Shore Life does not include such grandiose happenings. She summarizes her year in this week’s post – My Incredibly Uninteresting Annual Letter.
Laurie
Some Christmases stay in our minds forever, no matter how old we get. Laurie’s most memorable came in 1972 when she was fifteen. It was the first time she feared Christmas wouldn’t come…at least not in the way she’d always known.
Rebecca
Have you been to Portugal and tasted its famous Pastéis de Nata custard tarts? Rebecca Olkowski,with BabyBoomster.comwas completely enamored with them when she was in Lisbon a few years back and even though the recipe is secret she thinks she found a recipe that is similar. Why not try it for yourself?
Carol
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Nice collection, Carol. Have a wonderful holiday!
And you, too, my friend!
Great job Carol and thank you. Enjoy the holidays.
Back at you, my friend!