Blogging Boomers #19 is here at LifeTwo

The best way to enjoy blogs is to always check new ones out. If you are reading this post then there is a pretty high probability that several of the blogs below will have something that is particularly interesting to you.
In fact BloggingBoomers was created to make it easy for people interested in issues relating to baby boomers, middle age, healthy aging, etc. to find new blogs to read.

Suggestion #2, leave comments. Bloggers love them and readers love to see what others are saying. It's easy and pretty much all blogs and all posts accept them.

With no further preaching we bring you the latest edition of BloggingBoomers:

Our BloggingBoomers co-founder The Boomer Chronicles kicks this carnival off with the observation that Showtime's "The L Word" is one of the few television series that features female characters over 40 (including 57-year-old Cybill Shepherd and 58-year-old Pam Grier) who happen to have active sex lives. Their post is "The L Word" Breaks an Unexpected Barrier". [Viewer discretion suggested.]

The always topical So Baby Booomer notes that the new testosterone patches can do for women what Viagra does for men - only better. Their post is "Giving Boomer Women a Lust for Life". [Certain to be popular with the L-Word cast.]

Informative blog Man-o-pause explains how a midlife crisis is actually a time for "opportunity and change" in "The Tao of Midlife Crisis". [Not to mention a new sports car!]

The irreverent but never irrelevant YourDrum has ten things you can do when you feel angry but you don't want to erupt like a volcano with "I'm Angry and I'm Going to...Well, Here Are Ten Things To Do". [Someone get this to Alec Baldwin.]

Fond memory-packed I Remember JFK reports that Burt Reynolds and Richard Nixon might seem like unlikely partners, but together they teamed up to start a craze. An unknown songwriter named Bill Fries was also a major contributor, as were a couple of country boys named Bo and Luke. Of course they are talking about the The CB Radio Craze. [10-4 good buddy, what's your 20?].

At the useful tip-ladden Cafe Glam Deborah and JoJami ponder how a 40+ woman is supposed to look fabulous if she can't remember things like the name of her favorite shade of lipstick, or where she put her darn sunglasses. Read about a new book they've found that tells whether you are losing your mind or just experiencing normal memory loss. Their post is "Carved in Sand-Midlife Memory Fade". [What was I doing again?]

Over at the helpful Contemporary Retirement blog you are asked if you've ever dreamed about taking a road trip across the US? If so, don't leave home without first stopping by the and reading The Art of the Road Trip by Robert Isenberg. [IMHO road trip = massive fun.]

The 'infotaining' Gen Plus says that for those of you who are not sure what your next steps should be or even where to find the path that you check out their nifty (and already popular) e-workbook which brings business strategy to the 50 plusser in a very user-friendly results-driven format. Their post is a "Strategic Planning with a 50-Plus Edge". [It's hard to be pithy with such useful advice.]

And we at LifeTwo don't want to leave ourselves out. Check out our new LifeTwo podcast section. [America's #1 Source For Podcasts on Middle Age or so we hope.]

BloggingBoomers is very happy to have the opportunity to include the following guest bloggers. These are all good posts and please support them them by clicking through the links.

At Nurse Ratched's Place (where 'Sanity is madness put to good use.') you can read "I'm Not Dead So I'm a Nurse".

At HomeBusinessWiz ('your guide to work at home success') you'll find "One Gear, No Breaks: Behind the Scenes".

At Medopedia (packed with valuable medical information) you can see "Mammograms for Women in Their 40’s?".

At The Optimized Life (insightful personal growth techniques) you'll be able to read 7 Brain Foods that Will Increase Your Productivity.

And finally the authorative SharpBrains (your brain fitness center) you will find "Bill Clinton on health care and wellness"

Happy reading!