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Springtime Blogging Boomers Carnival
Posted by: | CommentsIt’s an unseasonably warm March day here in Owen Sound. The sun is out, the sky is blue, the snow is melting. Of course, we Canadians know mother nature is just teasing us because we’re bound to get at least one more good snow storm. However tempting it is, I never put away my winter coats and boots until the end of April. No sense tempting fate.
Whatever the weather where you are, why not take a moment to sample some of the blog posts by the members of the Blogging Boomers Carnival. This weekly collection of the best posts by an eclectic mix of baby boomer bloggers is bound to include something of interest to you.
So head on over to this week’s host, the Midlife Crisis Queen, and read what’s being offered this week.
Andrea J. Stenberg
The Blogging Boomers Carnival continues on
Posted by: | CommentsThe Olympics may be over for another year, but we Blogging Boomers continue to blog. No medals are on the line. No world records will be broken. However, we share interesting thoughts and ideas about life as a baby boomer.
This week’s carnival covers office romance, hiding your age, career change, a four-month backpacking trip and more. Please join us, read the posts and leave a comment or two if the mood strikes.
Andrea J. Stenberg
Blogging Boomers Carnival Sesquicentennial
Posted by: | CommentsYes, the Blogging Boomers Carnival has reached 150 editions. That’s 150 weeks of interesting and varied posts by this collection of baby boomer bloggers. This week includes articles about being both gym free and guilt free (boy do I need that one), the 100th birthday of RVs, medical research on aging, wearing plaid after 40 and a post that asks are men with children undateable?
For your Monday morning break, head on over to It’s All About Aging – this week’s host – and sample some of this week’s Carnival. And while you’re reading, don’t forget to put the social in “social media”. Leave a comment, send a link to your friends or Tweet about your favorite articles.
Andrea J. Stenberg
A Family Day Blogging Boomers Carnival
Posted by: | CommentsHappy Family Day everyone! What’s Family Day you ask? Well, Canadian winters are long. Really long. Canadian summers are full of long weekends – three days to get away, get outside and enjoy the sun.
But for the longest time, winter stretched on without end between New Year’s and the March Break. And if you don’t have kids, or can’t the week off, everyone was stuck going without an extra day off until Easter.
Canadians began lobbying for a February break; a long weekend to brighten up our interminable winter. A few years ago, the government decided to give in and create such a holiday. The push from my region to make the holiday on Groundhog Day fell on deaf ears. Guess the feds aren’t fans of Wiarton Willie. However, they did decide on lame-sounding, but hard to find offense with, Family Day.
So welcome to the Family Day edition of the Blogging Boomers Carnival. This collection of Baby Boomers who blog about life, the universe and everything is the longest running blog carnival by baby boomers.
This week’s host are the lovely ladies at Fabulous After 40. The Glam Gals, Deborah Boland and JoJami Tyler, are image and style experts, who help women over 40 look and feel fabulous.
This week’s topics include Academy Award fashion, going for your dreams, driveaway companies, lying on LinkedIn, retirement, family reunions and more. Please visit the carnival, read the posts and feel free to join the conversation by leaving a comment or two.
Andrea J. Stenberg
Blogging Boomers Carnival visits Hole in the Donut
Posted by: | CommentsThis week’s Blogging Boomers Carnival finds its way to Barbara Weibel’s Hole in the Donut blog. Like all members of the Carnival, Barbara is a baby boomer blogging about her passion. She writes about travel, the people she meets along the way and the destinations she visits.
This week’s carnival includes, as always, a variety of interesting topics: kidney transplants, sex with the ex, writing a will, the changing face of slang plus a personal look at Haiti.
Enjoy this week’s taste of the best baby boomer blogs on the web. And come back next week when the Blogging Boomers Carnival makes a return visit to the Baby Boomer Entrepreneur.
Andrea J. Stenberg
