books about: fiftysomething

books about: fiftysomething

books:

Fiftysomething

I Still Have It . . . I Just Can't Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething

Rita Rudner

Harmony, 2008

Can't remember what little I still have
Wonderful book with many zingers I'll want to pass on to others. . . if I can remember them.

Life Begins at Fifty-something
Morna Sturrock

Angus & Robertson, 1996

This work encourages people in their mid- 40s to 50s to think and plan positively for the years ahead such as career change, retirement and retrenchment. Issues such as the grieving process, using time productively and effects on partners and families are all discussed.

Time Happens: You Could Not Have Picked A Better Time To Be Fiftysomething

H. Samm Coombs

Halo Books, 1995

Ten Thumbs Up
Time Happens is not only for the Baby Boomers, whoever they may be, but is also enjoyable and stimulating reading for those of us who have at times thought we had wonderful futures behind us.

The fifty-something president.: An article from: The Forum
John K. White, John Zogby

Berkeley Electronic Press, 2003

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I Still Have It . . . I Just Can't Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething
Rita Rudner

Three Rivers Press, 2009

I bought a new wrinkle cream. If you use it once a day, you look younger in a month. Twice a day, you look younger in two weeks. I ate it. As the years go by, and the decades begin to pile up, people will do just about anything to reverse the signs of aging: LASIK surgery, industrial-strength hair dye, seven consecutive forty-ninth birthday ...