You all know by now that I'm a regular "senior coffee please" at McDonald's drive through, but today, I stumbled upon a website geared for the lovely gang of us...over 50. It's target is menopausal, scary, forgetful, yet wise and still lovely (after all these years) females. A website for women over the age of FIFTY! It's called Vibrant Nation, and I urge you all to go visit, and see what it has to offer YOU! Oh, and grab your senior coffee before sitting down to peruse their offerings.
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Guess I need to go there today....found out I didn't get the job I was after because they wanted 'something different and ---higher energy'...To me that says YOUNGER PERSON! I will go to the website with my bottle of Old Rocking Chair....
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.... Always great getting good advice like this... Hope your day is SUPER!!!
(((HUGS)))
Donna
Thanks for the head's up on the site. Seems to have oodles of info so I've got it marked to check out in depth when I have the time - read VERY early in the morning!
cool, it's good to know there are sites set up for everyone--if my mom was more internet savvy, I would tell her to go to it.
My dear, you are too young for that senior coffee!
Hey there Sista...ya YOU with the senior coffee...Shame on ya...thinking I was brown-nosing the dear Sista Penniwig...going on to win the cookie-cutters...when ACTUALLY I am hoping you win! So there...how do ya feel now?????(giggling)
I hope you almost feel a touch bad...I really want YOU to win! You can just send me the cookies!
Your Jimmy and I are in Ca-hoots hoping you'll win...you'll make up a few dozen of the secret recipe for him and I and I've even whispered to the Corgi Babes that while their Mamma had the flour out she might even make a few "fall" doggie treats!
Well...lol...you might as well go clog up the line at McDonalds some more for your coffee ....now that you've gone and hurt my feelings...and disappointed Jimmy and the corgis! ;)
Thanks I will go check into that site.
See, here is how it is: I am turning 51 in four months and I still vehemently am in denial. I think I shall be 50...forever. Just yesterday, I rec'd a card from AARP and I tore up the letter and cut up the card!
And I felt very satisfied.
Loving 50,
Cheryl in southern IN
WHOSYERGURL
My husband joyfully buys senior coffee.
I am in constant denial because I'm sure I'm still 35!
Thanks for the good advice though, I'm going to study it in case the time arrives when I need it...LOL!
I love those Senior discounts and perks...we've earned them! Got some catching up to do before checking out the link!
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