Blogging Boomers Carnival #126

We have had a great time participating, hosting and blogging in the past year, with a group of expert bloggers, better known as The Blogging Boomers Carnival.

Each week one of the members hosts and this week it is our turn to introduce you to our members. So here they are, the infamous BBC #126 and a short blurb about the topics they are discussing this week:

Bathing suits–let’s not kid ourselves says SoBabyBoomer–are underwear, but worse.  For, unlike underwear, they do not work behind the scenes.  Bathing suits are the whole show.  Now, especially for boomer women, new innovation is emerging in bathing suit design.

Barbara Weibel at Hole In The Donut Hole travels to Chicago, the home town she fled oh so many years ago, and discovers that her toddlin’ town is an awesome city!

Can’t remember the last time you spent a day without your cell phone, email or even a clock?  Janet Wendy at GenPlus found a day at Whistler, BC, really was a reminder of our need for connection to Mother Earth.

Yes, you can be 51 years old and still learn new things, like how to play the violin. This exciting news you can read more at the  The Boomer Chronicles.

BLURB:  Have you checked your brain plasticity today? The Midlife Crisis Queen says you had better get to it!

Vaboomer.com will NOT see the new movie “Orphan”, read why:

If the thought of putting your dog into boarding kennels is derailing your travel plans, Ann at Contemporary Retirement has a potential solution.

Mediation lawyer Laurie Israel tackles affairs, “training marriages’, marital mediation and a whole slew of other topics in her latest article on LifeTwo.

Midlife crisis has killed many a marriage.  But what if there were a way to turn that crisis into an opportunity and save your marriage.  Dina Eisenberg shares what happens when one wife ‘just says no’ to divorce and saves her marriage.
Andrea J. Stenberg at The Baby Boomer Entrepreneur asks “Doesn’t anybody follow up any more?” This little rant about lack of follow through should be a warning to business owners.

And here at Fabulous After 40 the Glam Gals post the question, Do comfortable shoes have to be ugly? You can see some good examples and you might win a free pair to!

Cheers for now,

The Glam Gals

JoJami and Deborah