Places to go and things to do if you're retired, or thinking of retiring
Places to go and things to do if you're retired, or thinking of retiring
Blog author, Cynthia Ross Tustin. Today’s post? Random thoughts and a minor rant about the 2022 quiet quitting trend. It makes me glad I’m retired, read why. Might be feistier than usual. I’m quitting sugar and sublimating with sarcasm Posted Friday, August 26th, 2022 Shout out to Feedspot for naming me #66 on their 2022 […]
The 2022 Quiet Quitting Trend Read More »
INSIDE THE BABY BOOMER REVIEW Could Everest Really Be Shrinking? Books I’m reading And I thought the Hubble Telescope was top of the line! Barbie’s Birthday The Baby Boomer Retirement Review is a Newsletter – of Sorts So, what’s the deal with the newsletter format? Why a Baby Boomer Retirement Review? Well, some of it
The Baby Boomer Retirement Review (Vol.1) Read More »
Advice for those going through their first recession. the key is not to panic; this recession, like the last five we’ve had since 1970, will pass.
Recession Survival Tips from Five-Time Recession Survivor Read More »
Blog author, Cynthia Ross Tustin. It’s election day in Ontario. Here are my top five reasons for voting. Today’s blog is about encouraging you exercise your franchise. Posted Thursday June 2nd, 2022 Innisfil, Ontario Shout out to Feedspot for naming me #73 on their 2022 Top 100 Retirement Blogs and Websites It’s election day in
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Momming is a job you never retire from. And Mother’s Day is our one day of recognition. I’m grateful my kids understand that their love of risk has nearly caused me an ulcer!
Momming, the Job You Never Retire From Read More »
A conversation with Canadian award winning humorist Dan Needles.
Mice in the Modem: A Conversation With Humorist Dan Needles Read More »
The very measures meant to end the pandemic are now potentially damaging our country. Is the cure now more of a threat than the virus?
Do You Want A Scab Or A Scar? Read More »
Recent Phone Call My cousin called me the other day when she found out I was retiring from the fire department. It was really thoughtful of her to call, and acknowledge my years of service. You know, toiling in the salt mines and all. We exchanged all the family updates, blasted a few photos back
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Transferable Skills Retirement, it turns out, needs transferable skills…just like your day job! While I might be closer to a decision about “pulling the pin” than I was when I wrote, “Is Retiring Like Quitting Sugar”; I have yet to set an actual date. However, I continue with my on-going research and conversations, about what
Transferable Skills and Social Media for Retirement! Read More »