A Midlifer in London – a baby boomer trying to stay relevant
A midlife lifestyle blog in case you are wondering
‘For all the things my hands have held, the best by far is you’ – Unknown There is something rather conflictual about Autumn depending on whether you have kids who are preparing to leave the nest of your home. For me, Autumn, these days, brings back memories of transition and departures. The point about Autumn …
In midlife I have developed a fascination with the American zest for improving oneself. I knew that I was a procrastinator, lazy so-so between the hours of 5 to 6pm and that I was good at kicking things into the long grass but I have made a startling discovery of the shameful extent of these …
If your identity has been wrapped around a certain role in your life how do you move on in midlife when a phase ends and another starts? This question could be asked of those who have retired but miss their working life, become divorced after a long marriage or, even, of those who have lost …
There is very little preparation in motherhood for becoming an empty nester. One day you are cooing over your newborn baby, the years pass by in a whirr of activity and, suddenly, it’s the day that you will also remember for ever because it is your empty nester day. Today, 11 February, is my first …
Those times when I wished for a moment’s peace while my daughter was growing up. I wish they would return. I miss the noise, chaos and sense of purpose . This morning I had a long lie in with the cat beside me. The thing I longed for at one time does not now bring …
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