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Relationships
The Point of Loss
One of the characteristics of life around sixty is that loss becomes our constant companion. ...
One of the characteristics of life around sixty is that loss becomes our constant companion. ...
What’s it all worth?
There comes a point where you just love someone. Not because they're good, or bad, or anything...
There comes a point where you just love someone. Not because they're good, or bad, or anything...
Here be Dragons
(Originally posted in Swampy's Weblog) In my previous post I outlined five main characteristics of...
(Originally posted in Swampy's Weblog) In my previous post I outlined five main characteristics of...
Mature relationships
(Originally posted in Swampy's Weblog) My wife and I have separated. I call her my wife even...
(Originally posted in Swampy's Weblog) My wife and I have separated. I call her my wife even...
Amazon Series
Modern Amazons
This is the fourth, and probably final article about amazons. Unlike the other amazons I talked...
This is the fourth, and probably final article about amazons. Unlike the other amazons I talked...
The Amazon Series
It was Stieg Larsson's book The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest that got me going on this...
It was Stieg Larsson's book The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest that got me going on this...
The Amazons of Libya
This is the third post in my series about Amazons and Women in war. Again, the quote that follows...
This is the third post in my series about Amazons and Women in war. Again, the quote that follows...
Did Amazons Really Amputate a Breast?
This is the second in the Women in War series that started with Women Have Always Gone to War.
This is the second in the Women in War series that started with Women Have Always Gone to War.
Women Have Always Gone to War
I'm reading The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest. Its the last in the series of Stieg Larsson books...
I'm reading The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest. Its the last in the series of Stieg Larsson books...
Daily Rant
First Day of Vintage Advantage
Today was a short day. We only went five hours instead of the customary six. Still, there was a...
Today was a short day. We only went five hours instead of the customary six. Still, there was a...
Great Reads
Today was mainly devoted to cruising the interwebs, reading my favorite blogs and discovering a...
Today was mainly devoted to cruising the interwebs, reading my favorite blogs and discovering a...
Occupy the world and take back our money
It's funny to watch all the howling going on among the wealthy and the financial institutions about...
It's funny to watch all the howling going on among the wealthy and the financial institutions about...
Vintage Advantage Starts Tomorrow
I’ve been accepted into an employment training program called Vintage Advantage. The purpose of the training is assist people 55 to 65 years old in finding employment or starting their own business.
The facilitators of the program say that it helps you discover hidden areas of interest and forgotten abilities which are in demand in today’s job market. Emphasis isn’t on finding just any job, but the perfect job.
I have high hopes for the program. They claim to have a 100% success rate. My intention right now is to go into the business stream, but, if the perfect job comes along I wouldn’t turn it down.
The program starts tomorrow and runs for three months. I’ll give regular updates here on my progress and the things I learn as the program unfolds.
Watch this space for daily updates!