…better wear some flowers in your hair.  Oh, right city, wrong century.  Whatever–
As I was saying, if you’re going to BlogHer’08, do come and hang with us at the MidLifeBloggers meetup.  It’s Friday, Day One, …

It is true that I have been known to stretch a metaphor long past its breaking point.  But it is also true that sometime my subconscious calls the shots and I’m not even aware of …

by Ms Meta of MetaFootNotes
ByJane read my recent Dr. Martens blogpost, and challenged me to take a broader look at fashion for older — and often, um, broader — women. HA! Like I have anything …

by Karen Batchelor of Midlife’s a Trip
I used to think I was on the proverbial “ladder of success”.  I had the corporate job that many people dream of.  But I wasn’t living in sync with …

by Celeste Lindell of Average Jane

The fact that I paraphrased my post title from a Jethro Tull song probably tips you off that I’m past the age of being mistaken for the next teen sensation. …

by Janis Smyth of Jan’s Sushi Bar
So you want to blog.  Good for you!  Blogs are fantastic things; they’re a wonderful and enriching experience for those who write them and can be entertaining, funny, silly, …

Starting tomorrow and on a regular basis, they will be:
Blogging, Computers, and the Whole Damn Thing
Janis Smyth of Jan’s Sushi Bar will be doing a series of posts designed to help all of us, …

by Janie of MidLifeSlices
Will wonders never cease? Along with menopause, hot flashes, dryness in places you don’t want to be dry, and belly rolls, comes the loss of eyesight or at least your reading …

by Ms Meta of Metafootnotes
ByJane, the Godmother of MidLifeBloggers, whacked tapped me gently with her magic wand, and I am called to do her bidding. Says she, of the film debut of Sex and the …

by The Duchess, of Duchess Omnium
I guess my bare details look like a classic case of the former. Two years ago I put my house in rural Oxfordshire, my home for 23 years, on the …