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Wendy – Hey, Boomer Three Benefits of Decluttering People start the journey of decluttering for many reasons. It could be that they are downsizing, and it is time to clear out years of accumulated things. It could be the loss of a loved one that begins the process. Maybe it is on a milestone birthday when we start to think about what we want to leave behind.  Whatever the reason, in this post I will share tips and benefits of decluttering and how the process could be a gift to the next generation. Cultivate Peace of Mind through an Uncluttered Space When our physical surroundings are cluttered... Continue Reading

Wendy – Hey, Boomer Lessons Learned at Podcast Movement & from the Listener Survey Attending the Podcast Movement convention was an enriching experience that allowed me to connect with fellow podcasters and learn valuable strategies to enhance the Hey, Boomer show. Additionally, conducting a listener survey provided incredible insights into the preferences and interests of our audience. In this blog post, I will share the key lessons I took away from Podcast Movement and highlight the fascinating findings from our listener survey. The Power of Networking One of the biggest takeaways from... Continue Reading

Rate this post Welcoming a furry companion into your life is a heartwarming journey filled with shared moments and unconditional love. Amid the excitement, there’s one question that often piques curiosity: how to determine a dog’s age? Deciphering the age of your canine friend is akin to reading a captivating story etched in their features, from the sparkle in their eyes to the wag of their tail. Join me on this enlightening journey as we explore the art of deducing your dog’s age and unlocking the mysteries they hold. The Story of Rocky:... Continue Reading

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In recent years, college campuses have witnessed a fascinating demographic shift. While the quintessential college student is often imagined as a fresh high school graduate navigating the world of higher education for the first time, a growing cohort is bucking that trend: the Baby Boomers.  And, with optional work models becoming ever popular, it is not unusual to see Hybrid Boomers hit the books.  Born between 1946 and 1964, members of this generation are returning to the hallowed halls of academia.   But what’s driving this trend, and what implications does it have for education and society? Why... Continue Reading

Why remain in your own home as you age? Continuing to live in your own home is arguably one of the most important challenges older persons face as they age. The graph below clarifies how older adults conceptualize home through age-related lifestyle changes. Anchoring self Enabling freedom Being comfortable Staying in touch Longevity of residence Personalize activities and self-manage time Having things one needs  Close to family and friends Personal investment Purpose and reason to keep busy Good memories Base for participation in community activities Sense of identity & place... Continue Reading

“To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” Ralph Waldo Emerson The main reason I am this happy in my relationship with my husband is not just because he makes me laugh all the time, or he is a great travel companion, or he is a compassionate and loving man – and I am not saying all these are not great, they certainly are – but mostly because he gives me room to grow, to express myself through my work, and to fulfill my life purpose.  In return, I do the same for him because we value the importance of self-actualization in... Continue Reading

Wendy – Hey, Boomer I need your help. I have created a short listener survey for Hey, Boomer. I have just completed my 150th episode. It has been such a rewarding experience to meet such amazing guests and build the Hey, Boomer community. Now I need your help. It is important to me to bring you the guests and the content that excites you, engages you, inspires you and keeps you coming back. You, my loyal listeners, are part of the larger Boomer community, and the message we bring is an important message for all of us. I want Hey, Boomer to be the go-to place for all things Boomer related.... Continue Reading

It all started with a million-dollar Prevost. Long before the RV life was on my radar, Iworked across the street from a dealership that sold Prevost’s. I assumed this was whatRVs were; big expensive buses. I eventually visited, took a tour and left knowing I wantedan RV. There were some immediate challenges to this dream; the million-dollar price tag,I didn’t know how to drive something that big, I had never been in an RV. And I was single;I assumed this would be a big obstacle to RV travel. Now that RVs were on my radar, I started noticing more of them and realized I didn’t haveto start... Continue Reading

If you would have told me a few years ago I would have one bathing suit and wear itrepeatedly, I would have assured you that was very unlikely. Everyone knows to roundout a summer wardrobe a variety of styles and types are needed; one for actualswimming, one for the occasional pool party where you don’t actually get wet, one forwhen you put on some weight, one for when you lose that weight, and another one withminimal straps to avoid tan lines. And of course, for vacation you need a new one forevery day. I was raised poor and we wore hand-me downs, I remember getting exactly one newbathing suit... Continue Reading