"About 8 years ago, when I was just a girl of 55, I realized that if I moved "offshore", to somewhere warm and cheap, I could retire. And, as the stick, I also realized that if I stayed in the US, I would be living in a mobile home right in…"
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Elizabeth Eames Roebling replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
Virginia Hinchey replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"Thanks, fellow traveler."
JoAnn Murphey replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"Amen sister!"
Virginia Hinchey replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"We agree. We are not in control, God is. What is gain to me is loss to God. He will get all because he loves me and wants to save me. I pray, Take whatever I cannot give, I will take the cup of salvation and call upon the Lord. Don't worry. I…"
JoAnn Murphey replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"Virginia,
I understand the turmoil and depressive state you are in. Cancer is nobody's friend. Having survived three bouts and dealing with a husband who is terminal with a rare form of cancer. Breaking bones is easier when young and so is…"
Virginia Hinchey replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"I can't believe this thread started two years ago. I read my thoughts at that time, and time has made a fool out of me. Since then, I spent a year at a community college and made the Deans List. That was good. Then I was diagnosed with a…"
Emiliana Martín replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
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Andrea Everett Schaerf replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"I hope you habe a door for your box with a good solid lock. and windows with plexiglas. You could thicken the walls with paper mache. I thought of going into the medical billing and coding to get a job. My house is paid for but the taxes are killing…"
Azalie Hightower replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"After teaching for 35 years, I thought I could find a new peaceful life in retirement where I would write or rewrite all of the pieces I had started over the years, but... and there is always a but. I moved South so I would…"
Joyce Evans-Campbell replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"That could be a tough question because I'm conscious about counting those calendar days because I've less time in front of me than behind me. I'm going to finish my memoirs, a collection of poetry, which I work on every day as long as…"
Louella Bryant replied to the discussion 'What to do with the rest of our lives . . .' in the group Baby Boomers
"A few days ago I read an article in the New Yorker about artist John Baldessari, a conceptual artist who has risen to high acclaim in the art world in the last few years. In 1970 he burned all his paintings in a sort of performance art ceremony,…"
Virginia Hinchey replied to the discussion 'The common thread of the word "spirituality"' in the group Spiritual and Inspirational Writing
"The Word of God."
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The Maiden
The Maiden is goneThe Matron seeks for her in vain.See More
Virginia Hinchey replied to the discussion 'Tail-end of the Baby Boom: a generation gap in itself?' in the group Baby Boomers
"I have the People' Park book. It was published by the Phoenix Gallery, the owner of which was a friend of ours. They had shows of R. Crumb, People's Park, and Escher. Janis Joplin showed up for an event. Bob Dylan's Nashville Album…"
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Define Irony
Define irony (Con Air)--not being able to procure health insurance because of state and federal regulations in a state where not having health insurance is illegal.
Virginia Hinchey replied to the discussion 'February'
"February. Dreading the dead of February. February, dreaded month of dreads. Dreadful February, a deadly drip-drop of dragging days. Trudging through February with daily dread. Will March not come the sooner?"
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- Who I am:
- I Boomer/gfarrington.blogspot.com
- Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:
- This Human Condition/ Petal Pusher Press
Boomer Underground/ Back to School
- Media outlets that I currently write for:
- journalist, columnist, blogger
- My writing is:
- Nonfiction, Memoir, Journalism, Blog Posts
- Outlets where I review books, TV, or film:
- no
- Services I offer to other writers:
- Maybe tutoring English comp at community college.
- I'm part of these writers' groups or salons:
- Boomer Underground
- My professional associations:
- No
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The Maiden
Posted on March 7, 2010 at 4:26pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The Maiden is gone
The Matron seeks for her in vain.
The Matron seeks for her in vain.
Define Irony
Posted on February 9, 2010 at 4:51pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Define irony (Con Air)--not being able to procure health insurance because of state and federal regulations in a state where not having health insurance is illegal.
February
Posted on February 6, 2010 at 8:46am 0 Comments 0 Likes
February. Dreading the dead of February. February, dreaded month of dreads. Dreadful February, a deadly drip-drop of dragging days. Trudging through February with daily dread. Will March not come the sooner?
February
Posted on February 6, 2010 at 8:38am 0 Comments 0 Likes
February. Dreading the dead of February. February, dreaded month of dreads. Dreadful February, a deadly drip-drop of dragging days. Trudging through February with daily dread. Will March not come the sooner?
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 7:24pm on January 8, 2010,
Gwyn Nichols said… - Yes, prayers are always appropriate for a situation like yours--and a good journal locked up.
- At 8:06pm on January 2, 2010,
Fran Moreland Johns said… - Hi Virginia. I haven't figured out She Writes, but it's nice to have a friend. My problem is that there's not enough time to keep interesting things on my "Boomers & Beyond" blog on True/Slant.com (trueslant.com/franjohns), which is a paid job, and do a decent job with social network sites. I'm trying to learn how to do that. Happy New Year, happy writing. Fran
- At 2:41pm on December 30, 2009,
Sarah Saffian said… - Virginia: Welcome aboard the good ship She Writes! Grand to have you here, in our thriving, dynamic, ever-expanding community of writers. Explore the site to see what we have to offer, and feel free to shoot us an e-mail with any questions, needs, thoughts, etc: feedback@shewrites.com.
With every good wish, Sarah Saffian, Editorial Director.
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