I rode the train to Portland, ME last Friday to visit with a long time blogging buddy, Ronni Bennett.
She wrote up our visit better than I could do so if you haven't read that yet, you have my permission to go there to read it. Then come on back and see what else is here. We can start a conversation and take it from there.
With a little help (i.e. other elders willingness to participate) Ronni and I will try to arrange some gatherings for elder bloggers. Getting together in person is priceless!
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Showing posts with label elder. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
"Marvelous things have occurred in my lifetime"
What is the most significant thing that has happened to you?
Thanks to Adam at UniversalHub for the tip to this brief video clip.
Thanks to Adam at UniversalHub for the tip to this brief video clip.
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Happy Birthday, Millie Garfield!
Yes, Millie Garfield has reached another milestone; 82 years and going strong!
Congratulations, Millie!
Friday, February 16, 2007
Elder Story Teller
Ronni Bennett, elder blogger extraordinare, has come up with a great idea.
Those of us 50 or more years old, writing from our life experience in 750 words or less would post to this new elder blog. It is still early in the development, details remain to be finalized. I chimed in to comment as follows:
Elder Story Teller.
Those of us 50 or more years old, writing from our life experience in 750 words or less would post to this new elder blog. It is still early in the development, details remain to be finalized. I chimed in to comment as follows:
Great idea Ronni. We do all have stories to tell. Some of us are more adept at telling them but this would give us all an opportunity to practice.
I would not be concerned about the competitive aspects of this. I don't care about winning any awards. I would rather share a story that starts someone else's memory so they in turn get inspired to share... and the cycle would go ever on.
There are lots of pluses for this. I will start digging into my own archives for stories to tell.
Do you have a story to tell?
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