Our very good friend who runs the male midlife crisis blog Man-o-pause published an article today on "quarterlife" crises in "How to Survive Your 20-Something's Midlife Crisis".

Here is an excerpt from her post: »more»

The Wall Street Journal's Second Acts column provides daydream material for anyone thinking of switching careers when it's "too late." »more»

LifeTwo received a nice mention in U-Turn Ahead's "Best Blogs and Websites for Midlifers." »more»

Dara Torres is a 40-year old Olympic gold medalist training for the 2008 summer games. Such an inspiring story. At the age of 25 she thought her competitive career was over and then she went on to win medals at the age of 33 in Sydney. »more»

BloggingBoomers is a collection (also called a "carnival") of like-minded bloggers who have contributed posts that are relevant to healthy aging and/or of general interest to baby boomers. »more»

BloggingBoomers moves to John Agno's So Baby Boomer. This week's post range from our own piece on midlife unemployment to posts to lift your spirits. Check out the link to So Baby Boomer to find it all.

The latest weekly installment of BloggingBoomers is up at Wendy Spiegel's Gen Plus. Go there now to see a collection of interesting posts related to middle age living. »more»

This week's collection of baby boomer relevant posts is up at Contemporary Retirement. Follow the link to find a collection of articles concerning midlife relevant issues.

The latest edition BloggingBoomers #56 is up at the Boomer Chronicles, with whom we created BloggingBoomers. Follow the link to find a collection of interesting posts relating to midlife living.

BloggingBoomers #55 is up at boomer nostalgia site I Remember JFK. BloggingBoomers is a collection of like-minded sites focused on issues relating to middle age. Check out the link to find this week's interesting collection of posts.

This week's edition of the BloggingBoomers carnival can be found here at the Wastrel Show. This weeks' round up of posts cover everything from a potential recession, your job, your future and the games that people play (or don't play).

BloggingBoomers #50 is up at GenPlus. BloggingBoomers is a collection of like-minded blogs all focusing on various aspects of midlife issues (like this one). Head over to GenPlus and check it out.

Hard to believe that we are already celebrating BloggingBoomers #48. This week's carnival is at the Boomer Chronicles, which is both one of our favorite blogs as well as our BloggingBoomers co-founder. Please follow the link to see what Rhea and the other members of the carnival have come up with.

"Because the mind of an over-50 is likely superior to that of a drink-addled undergrad, at first there was uncertainty about whether older users would find the Facebook-led social-networking phenomena attractive." -- Chris Stevens in the UK's Telegraph newspaper »more»

This week's BloggingBoomers carnival is at Boomer Chronicles. Follow the link and find an interesting collection of posts from different midlife-focused blogs. »more»