Te recomendamos regalos que pueden gustar a la mujer de mediana edad. Dependerá de tu relación con ella lo que escojas. ¡Suerte! The post Qué regalar a una mujer de mediana edad appeared first on . Originally Published on https://www.vivafifty.com/
Sometimes we think we are in love when in fact we’re addicted to a person, just like we can become addicted to anything else. The post Are you in love or addicted to relationships? appeared first on . Originally Published on https://www.vivafifty.com/
First impressions apply to organizations as well as individuals. If you’ve ever hired someone, you know that employers have a short window during which to capture the hearts and minds of a new employee. Unfortunately, too frequently the window closes… about the same time that a door opens and the disappointed, disillusioned employee walks out! […]
B2B Sales are all around, if you just know where to look Nothing says unexpected sale like sat by a bin Running a small business can be excruciatingly tough at times; you get squeezed for every penny on fees, have invoices ignored, get treated like an afterthought and can be completely derailed by the smallest hiccup. That’s […]
Steep with me for a moment… There is something powerful about reaching a milestone birthday. Not because of the number itself, but because of the perspective it offers. Turning 60 has invited me into reflection, yes—but even more deeply, it has invited me into celebration. Not the kind of celebration that lasts for one evening. […]
One Forgotten Password, Almost a Catastrophe A single Windows machine at a retail store location had a cached AWS access key sitting on it. Nobody put it there on purpose. A user logged in, AWS stored the key automatically, and life moved on. No alarms, no policy violations, no red flags. Except that one key, […]
One of the categories in my “New 60” challenge for turning 60 was trying 10 new restaurants. Of course, I’ll share about the food, but knowing me, I’ll make it about more than just the food. Quote of the day: “The best view of the game is probably from the stands. But that’s not where […]
The coffee at the Wilson Centre seems to taste just a little better. Out behind the building, the community garden was beginning to stir, slowly at first, like the people who tended it. Mary arrived with her sunhat and a folding chair. “I’m not bending over all morning,” she announced. “I believe in resting crops.” […]
Today we visited the Brücke Museum, which had come highly recommended by one of Matt’s colleagues. It is devoted to the German Expressionist group Die Brücke. Nestled in a wooded area near Grunewald, the museum is pleasant enough, light-filled and modern. But the visit was disappointing. The current exhibition is about the handcrafts of this […]
I first saw the Reichstag Building shortly after the Wall came down. At the time it stood scarred and grimy, its stone walls pocked with bullet holes from the Battle of Berlin in 1945. It felt less like a government building than a wounded monument. At the time, the government was operating in Bonn. Later […]
