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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
My definition of friend and how many seems right has evolved over six decades.
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What’s the difference between an important friend and a great friend?
An important friend may not be a great friend.
Think of your work friends, your colleagues. They may be important friends, but they may not be great friends.
Insight: Your great friends are definitely important friends.
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Should we start talking about our funerals?
With our families?
With our lifelong school friends?
With our closest work friends?
What if we did start talking about it?
What if we never do?
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Dear Boomers (and Dear Son), less than an hour ago, read a devastating email from a friend.
Her husband unexpectedly passed away yesterday.
The woman who’s Family attended our Son’s birthday parties for the past decade, and vice versa. Who’s age is near ours.
Mike’s funeral is tomorrow.
Completely blindsided would be the understatement of the decade.
The five blogs I write everyday revolve around the notion that aging is a privilege, not a guarantee.
We can embrace life, and death, as magnificent gifts from a loving Creator, and live our days with joy, passion, and deep, deep gratitude.
So grateful to have known Mike for more than a decade.
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Dad, tell me again why I need to be careful who my friends are?
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Yesterday’s answer: Yes, seriously!
From time to time, Mid Life Celebration will promote something, in this case, our son’s classmate’s Mom, Stacey Norton. Stacey has a website and business designed to use music to help kids be active. Here’s a sample from her website:
Stacey’s developed a series of exercise routines for elementary-aged kids complete with scripts and music. She is interested in producing full-length videos and is looking for anyone interested in helping to fund a potentially game-changing way we engage children in exercise.
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