BloggingBoomers #118 is here at LifeTwo!

LifeTwo is once again hosting the BloggingBoomers blog carnival where approximately 12 participating blogs that focus on midlife issues from health to midlife crisis to finance and travel suggest articles for our collective readers. This week we have a very interesting collection.

The Boomer Chronicles talks about what this boomer did on her 51st birthday.

If your idea of a workout outfit is a sloppy oversized t-shirt, some sweats, and a dirty pair of age old running shoes, then it’s time to change your style. See what The Glam Gals have think boomer women should wear to stay motivated and looking Fabulous after 40!

Are you worried about how you'll fund your retirement? Head over to Contemporary Retirement to read about America's looming retirement crisis.

Dads everywhere are tired of ties or tools for Father's Day. Dina gives dads a chance to share their secret wish list over at This Marriage Thing.

The Midlife Crisis Queen has received many requests for information on dealing with the boundless anger which can arise out of midlife crisis. Here she explains the connection between depression and the rage that often hides beneath it.

Good vibrations are not meant to be hurtful. This is especially true for boomer women who believe they need to learn to experience pain during sex as they age. SoBabyBoomer reveals a new survey of postmenopausal women that can heighten the visibility of treatment options for boomer women's physical sexual problems.

. I Love to Work At Nothin’ All Day No, Andrea Stenberg at the Baby Boomer Entrepreneur hasn't suddenly gotten lazy. A recent television interview with BTO's Randy Bachman caused Andrea to muse about the boundaries between work and play for the self employed.

This week, Barbara Weibel at Hole In The Donut Travels tells us about mysterious Coral Castle in Homestead, Florida. Often referred to as America's Stonehenge, it was hand-sculpted from over 1,100 tons of coral rock and moved into place with the use of hand tools only, by one man who stood just over five feet tall and weighed only 100 pounds.

"Ever wonder who invented "permanent press" fabric? A woman, who else! Read more at Vaboomer.

Janet Wendy at Gen Plus takes a personal look-back at General Motors.

Not to be outdone, our own LifeTwo contribution is The Cult of Facebook. Craig Tomashoff's latest well-written article about putting one's life back together after divorce.