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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
Michael Jackson: Best Interests of the Children
When Michael Jackson was alive, his first priority was to protect his children. Now, having lost the only parent they know, what’s in the best interests of the children? Hopefully there will be a coordinated effort to bring stability to their lives. Prince and Paris understand that Debbie Rowe is their biological mother. And the Jackson family seems to be working toward an agreement that she will be involved. If you’re suddenly thrown into the role of caregiver for your grandchildren, there will be a huge void to fill. And … Continue reading →
Excitement about the Inauguration
With Barack Obama’s inauguration as the 44th President of the United States tomorrow, some are expecting high drama. This ceremony has always been seen as a sacred renewal but, with our country in crisis and the election of the first African American president, this may be the most exciting one in memory. Today is Martin Luther King Day, a national day of service to others. The activites building up to the inauguration are taking place close to where King made his famous “I have a dream” speech in 1963. His … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abe Lincoln, AbeBama, Barack Obama, crisis, hope, Inauguration, legacy, Martin Luther King
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Hillary Clinton brought women into the political process with an intensity not seen since they campaigned passionately for the right to vote. And what happened to her candidacy is what countless Sandwiched Boomer women have experienced. Finally positioning themselves for the big job, after years of taking care of others – including the families of their partners – it is given to someone else. Moving into the White House will bring big changes for Michelle Obama and her family. She says that she will be a mother first, caring for … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, role model, Sandwiched Boomers, working families
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Now that the election process is complete, president elect Obama and Sandwiched Boomers are still faced with the enormity of the tasks that lie ahead – a deep financial crisis, two wars, terrorism and an environment in peril. Parents continue to ponder, how will I pay the mortgage and grocery bills, manage my kids’ college tuition and health insurance? In his speech Tuesday night, Obama acknowledged that ‘the climb will be steep’ – but as a people together we will get there. He made encouraging statements: I’ll listen to you, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, change, election, financial crisis, patriotism, politics, racism, sacrifice, Sandwiched Boomers, service, victory
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