After a year and a half of wearing masks, I’m not all that excited to wear makeup again. I know that foundation makes my skin look smoother and covers up my age spots but taking it off at night is always a chore. When I wash my face over the sink, half of the water ends up on the floor. I could use a cleansing cloth or a pot of Ponds, but it never takes it all off and I … [Read more...]
Best of Boomer Blogs: Easing Into Summer Fun
It’s June and life is getting back to normal, as best it can after our devasting pandemic. Mask mandates have been lifted in most areas and people are getting out and about. Here in Los Angeles, the indoor mandate will be lifted next week but we can go mask-free outside and breathe fresh air and enjoy the summer fun. It’s funny how the little things in life can bring you … [Read more...]
Colonoscopy: A Fantastic Voyage Through My Colon
Just the thought of having a colonoscopy put me in a state of anxiety. However, it’s hard to avoid if you’re over 50. I had one 17 years ago when I hit the half-century mark. All went well, and I was determined not to have another one. Up until my 2nd colonoscopy, my health care provider mailed me a fecal occult home test to take each year. They’re easy to do. I won’t go … [Read more...]
On Location Tours Virtual Friends Tour of Manhattan – Review
The Friends Reunion is currently streaming on HBO Max and it’s all over social media, but have you ever wanted to know where some of the locations for the show were filmed? On Location Tours has added a brand-new virtual tour of Friends locations that were shot in New York City. Friends was filmed at Warner Brothers Studio in Burbank, California but most of the establishing … [Read more...]
Swanwick Sleep Blue Light Blocking Glasses: Review
Do you find yourself working long hours on your computer, gazing into your phone, or watching TV? The blue light that comes from using our electronics can affect how you sleep. But did you know there are glasses made to block it? I reviewed a pair of Swanwick Sleep reading glasses to see how they worked. We live in our computers At least I do. Up until now, I wore … [Read more...]
