Today, a sense of calm has come over me. It’s almost strange after the worry and unrest of the past few months. But here I am sipping a cup of chamomile tea early in the morning, looking out across the dark harbor, waiting for dawn. You could almost say I… Read More »Returning to a sense of calm
We are five months into the Covid-19 pandemic, a period that is threatening to be the darkest since the second world war. And as in war, the world is engulfed in uncertainty. From the day it appeared, everything about it was shrouded in uncertainty, how it originated, how it is… Read More »No Certain End to Uncertainty
It’s not surprising that people are preoccupied with losing their attractiveness as they age in this culture, given the current emphasis on youth, and the power of the media in spreading this message. Although other worries, like fear of losing independence, or memory, or health and fitness dominate, according to… Read More »Fear of Aging—And the Search for the Look of Youth (Part 2)
Fear of aging is such a futile exercise, and Boomers are not above being caught up in its destructive cycle. Some Boomer women are particularly susceptible, allowing an irrational fear of aging to deeply affect their lives. Although the fear and anxiety may be legitimate, given the fact that today… Read More »Fear of Aging—Are Boomer Women Done With It?
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