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When does middle age begin?
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When does middle age begin?

When does middle age begin? Most of us find that middle adulthood sneaks up on us and that we really don’t recognize it at first. In fact, few of us readily admit that we are in midlife or “middle aged.” Our culture favors the young and the strong. And we rarely see getting older as…

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Jump start your own midlife timeout
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Jump start your own midlife timeout

At any point in midlife you may decide it’s a great time to take a timeout, giving yourself space and time to re-evaluate and redirect the course of your life. I highly recommend you consider a timeout especially if you’re feeling stretched to the margins, overwhelmed, under-appreciated, or simply restless and discontent. First, let’s set…

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Setting up a midlife timeout
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Setting up a midlife timeout

Setting up a midlife timeout can be a great way to navigate the many changes of middle adulthood. Brené Brown defines midlife as the “unraveling” time. Brown says, “The truth is that the midlife unraveling is a series of painful nudges strung together by low-grade anxiety and depression, quiet desperation, and an insidious loss of…

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Fall colors are definitely popping out! Enjoyed a nice walk along the coastal trail from Point Woronzof today. The Panama Canal is a major engineering feat and a must-see for engineers — and anyone else interested in transportation, shipping and seeing the world! Traveling through the locks took us 12 hours — far less than going all the way around South America! 🛳️🚢⛴️ Oh, 2024, how wild you’ve been! I have to jump way back to January to share some of my favorite grandma moments — and the arrival of Kayleigh Jane Henschen, joining big brother Jay Wolf. So much fun being with the family in Korea to share these special days. 🥰 Goodbyes are hard, little brother. I wanted to give you one last hug but God didn’t want you to suffer and I agree, though my heart hurts. You knew you were loved so very much!  Fly on in peace! We’ll see you in paradise! Say hi to dad and all who’ve gone before. I love you! ❤️‍🩹 Merry Christmas and best wishes for a very happy new year! We’re grateful for all of our friends and family near and far! 🎄 Day 19: Sahagun to El Burgo Ranero, 12 miles. It was a strange day from the start. By breakfast, it was pouring rain, not expected to let up until 11am or noon. Many set out in the rain, but we opted to hunker down in our room and get a later start.

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