BloggingBoomer Carnival #144 is right here at LifeTwo.com

We are pleased to be hosting the BloggingBoomers blog carnival--a weekly collection of blog posts relevant to midlife living from midlife crises to midlife health to baby boomer concerns of all kinds. The new year brings a variety of interesting topics.

Go to the Boomer Chronicles watch this amazing new documentary film on a group of Holocaust survivors who gather annually for fun and camaraderie in the Catskills.

If you haven't made any New Year's resolutions (or if you've already broken the ones you DID make), Ann at Contemporary Retirement has a question for you - What's your Big 5?

Sweater dresses are all the rage this winter. What's the best way to wear one when you are a boomer? The Glam Gals have the fashion recipe at Fabulous after 40.

Buddy, can you spare a dime? Janet at Gen Plus looks for meaning in a date.

Boomers, does it sometimes seem as if your mind is playing tricks on you the older you get? At Writing Without Periods this week, Mary talks about "middle age forgetfulness issues in her humorous post, "My Brain On Menopause."

SoBabyBoomer discusses the holiday casualties of the new eBook War. The future for book publishers is as clear today as it was for newspaper publishers yesterday: it is time to jump into digital publishing with both feet.

For 2010 instead of New Year's resolutions Anne Maxfield from It's All About Aging is shredding what didn't work for her. See what the top 8 things are that she's leaving in the last decade.

Disappointed by the lack of Latin culture during a recent trip to Miami Beach, intrepid traveler Barbara Weibel at Hole In The Donut went in search of Florida's true Latin culture and found it in Tampa's historic Ybor City.

Are you tired of feeling like a loser? How do we change our lives? Here's a few solutions from the Midlife Crisis Queen. Why not also check out her new site: Medical Research on Aging.

Before we leave the Holidays for good, one more look at Santa. Vaboomer asks, "Was Santa Claus actually a bear-clad shaman?"

Finally, at LifeTwo is the all important question about what society thinks about a cat ownership by middle age men.