Special Edition
A Dozen Plus Four
BUT FIRST!
It’s been three years and three months since I started the newsletter. This is Article 231, and we now have over 1000 free subscribers. Oh my gosh!
Having the opportunity to share my thoughts and feelings with you has been a lifesaver as I recover from four years of caregiving, the death of my husband, and the creation of a new life. I am so apppreciative.
NOW THEN!
You might want to check out these newsletters and books if you haven’t already.
NEWSLETTERS
Civil Discourse With Joyce Vance: I was reading several political posts but decided to stick with this one.
Writers At Work: Sarah is helping me become the writer I want to be.
Leaves: Sharron’s posts capture my interest in many ways - I laugh, am curious, and always want to read more.
Constant Commoner: Ramona says it like it is. I so appreciate her honesty and openness.
The Bright Life: I seem to quote Donna quite often.
The Footloose Muse: Carol has numerous ways to engage her subscribers. I always participate and enjoy.
Gentle Creative: Cali has a way of accepting life that is so inspiring.
Make Pure Thy Heart: Paola’s newsletter is a potpourri of many things - his words of wisdom are just that - wise.
Carer Mentor: Victoria and I share an interest in similar topics.
Tales of a Wayward Yogini - Sue has a gentleness in her articles that touches me.
Rain on the Montebello Ridge - Kevin writes about his grandmother, Grandma Kay. This 102-year old woman is my heroine.
The End Game - Don discusses different aspects of aging.
Books
The four stand-out books from the last three years are:
Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway - Susan Jeffers's book began my journey in facing my fears. Her discussion of the higher self and the chatterbox started my thinking in a different direction.
Atomic Habits - James Clear revolutionized my thinking about goals, strategies, and identity, as in my beliefs about myself.
Look for Me - Luke Russert wrote about coming to terms with the loss of his father and moving beyond. Throughout much of the book, I cried because he echoed the feelings I struggled with after Dan died.
Outlive—The Science and Art of Longevity—This book was very detailed, but Peter Attia makes essential points about aging well.
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SPECIAL EDITION! A Dozen Plus Four.
Congratulations! It is much deserved, and it's lovely to know that your messages and resources are reaching so many people who need them. Plus- what a cool cat!