Sunshine and adventure here at this weeks Blogging Boomers Carnival!

Were are spreading some sunshine, today!

This week it is our turn to host the Blogging Boomer’s Carnival #149!

What’s that you ask? It is a group of the top Bloggers who are discussing all sorts of Boomer issues and we have a little taste of some of them here:

Barbara Weibel at Hole In The Donut shares a great tip about driveaway companies, services that match drivers with customers who want their cars delivered to distant destinations, providing travelers with a way to drive cross country in someone else’s car for free.

Do you sometimes feel like you’ve missed the boat?  Why not ask the Midlife Crisis Queen if you’re too old to pursue your dreams.

Andrea Stenberg over at The Baby Boomer Entrepreneur is feeling a little cranky about some people’s behavior on LinkedIn. As a result, she wrote Don’t lie to me on LinkedIn.

SoBabyBoomer tells us that it isn’t pure chic that moves clothes.  It’s how the celebrity wearing the clothes relates to you.  Among this year’s Academy Award nominees, the “best seller” award is likely to go to a nominee whom few in the fashion world are discussing: Sandra Bullock or Meryl Streep.

The Boomer Chronicles reveals what we learned at the family reunion.
Stymied by social media?  Janet at Gen Plus has created a great FREE
webinar demystifying (and actually understanding) how social media can be
used to develop your online footprint. Make sure to move on this one — the
webinar is on February 15th!

It’s All About Aging’s blog is about a great event, Hike 4 Hope to raise money for cancer research:

Ann at Contemporary Retirement shares her top 10 tips for making the ‘Routine’ phase of retirement a little less routine:

At Writing Without Periods Mary searches for a purpose in her life-after-retirement…by making Christmas napkins in February. See her napkins and feel her pain in her post Merry Flippin’ Christmas!

LifeTwo tells the incredible story of the married homemaker who typed her husband’s name into Google her comfortable world disappeared with a single keystroke.

And this week at Fabulous After 40, The Glam Gals know women are attached to their clogs, but still dare to ask the question, are clogs a fashion statement or fashion mistake?

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