Tag Archives: Sandwich Generation
Now that your kidults are settled back in college, does the thought of creating a more grown-up nest cross your mind? Can you visualize more simplicity and less chaos? Think about what it would be like to clean out the drawers, give away the memorabilia no one in the family wants and make your home yours again. If you decide to make a change, it will be an ongoing process, with both positive and negative emotions. This transition signifies the end of an important chapter in your life – the … Continue reading
Posted in adult children, intimate partner, sandwich generation, your self
Tagged Baby Boomers, downsizing, grown up nest, Sandwich Generation, transition
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The past few months just flew by – and here comes fall, with its urgent demands for focus. The end of summer always makes me feel a little nostalgic. What about you? Take this opportunity to reminisce, write down your thoughts and share your story with others. Back to School Memories: Ah, remember the back to school days of youth? How about taking us back with you by writing about your favorite memory? You are welcome to write about the anticipation and excitement of beginning another year, or plunking yourself … Continue reading
Despite the swift passage of time and the physical distance between us, when I visit with my older sister it’s as if we’ve never been apart. Although I used to be the one she had to look after, we are now at the stage where we care for each other. All of our children are married with little ones of their own, and our role as grandmother has become what identifies us – in the family, that is. But we’re not ready to settle into the rocking chair just yet. … Continue reading
Posted in extended family, stress, well-being, your self
Tagged Baby Boomers, family, Sandwich Generation, sisters
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Have you ever noticed how good it feels to reconnect with old friends – like putting on a comfortable old sweater that goes with everything and brightens your day whenever you wear it. Last week, I had the chance to spend time with one friend from grade school and then later in the week with another one from junior high school. Aside from the fact that we all look more like our mothers and less like we did as children, there is something reassuring about being with friends who knew … Continue reading
Posted in extended family, stress, well-being, your self
Tagged Baby Boomers, friends, relationships, Sandwich Generation, self care
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