by Gail Zugerman | Jan 14, 2019 | Blog
A New Take For Women On Growing Older There’s been a lot written lately about a new book called “Women Rowing North; Navigating Life Current’s and Flourishing As We Age”, and naturally it captured my attention. Right on point. The author, Mary...
by Gail Zugerman | Jan 9, 2019 | Blog
Happy New Year! I hope the post title got your attention and here you are! I’ve always associated Methuselah with someone quite old ,and I came across an article that addresses how to grow older in a way that will have us reach an older age in an enviable...
by Gail Zugerman | Dec 12, 2018 | Blog
Baby Boomers Are Becoming The Loneliest Generation Today’s front page of the Wall Street Journal brings to light a fact that is disconcerting to me as a member of the baby boomer generation. The article points out that baby boomers are...
by Gail Zugerman | Nov 28, 2018 | Blog
The Old School Way of Thinking We can all recall going over to older relatives homes when we were younger and inwardly laughing at the old, rickety furniture or shag carpet that needed replacing eons ago. Did you wonder at...
by Gail Zugerman | Nov 24, 2018 | Blog
How Do We Define Elderly? I always kiddingly tell my husband, Charlie that someone is getting old when they are at least 15 years older than me! A recent column in the Chicago Tribune muses over when to consider...
