Tag Archives: Sandwiched Boomers
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, we Sandwiched Boomers may be wondering why Cupid is always portrayed as a baby – we know that real love is quite grown up, thank you. Mature love has more to do with the enduring bond created by years of partnering than by the quick prick of an arrow. Building on shared experiences, mutual acceptance and a healthy interdependence, love among Sandwich Generation Boomers is dynamic and yet ultimately stable at the same time. Studies have shown that the longer a couple is … Continue reading
This Valentines Day, do you hope that your sweetheart will finally write the love song you’ve been waiting to hear? Or as Sandwiched Boomers with a lot of practical experience, are you more proactive – busy shopping for the language of love that is bound to communicate the depth of your true emotions? How couples talk with each other is a concrete example of differences between the sexes – and the conversational styles of women and men are often polar opposites. Despite your partner’s ongoing support, you may find it … Continue reading
Despite the anticipation around Super Tuesday, the results are inconclusive – there is still no clear candidate from either party. Yet they all remain energized and committed to clarifying their positions. As Sandwiched Boomers, let’s continue to raise our voices in support of the issues that are important to us and our families. It wasn’t so long ago that women didn’t have the right to vote. Three cheers for all of you who took the time to get involved and plan to remain so. A reminder to tune in tomorrow … Continue reading
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Tagged presidential candidates, right to vote, Sandwiched Boomers, Super Tuesday, valentines day
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