By Cherry Woodburn on December 29, 2011
Mornings haven’t been good lately. I struggle, emotionally, to get moving. I don’t want to get out of bed, so I stay there longer than I normally would. When I do get up, I wander, feeling powerless to do the list of things I want to accomplish. I have no idea what this malaise is [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on December 27, 2011
Kate and Corrie. Two women I’ve grown older with over the past decade, who I had a visit from yesterday. I can hardly believe in less than a year they’ll turn 30 years old. Kate and Corrie were friends of my older son Seth. Kate lived with our family for a year when she was [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on December 26, 2011
I allowed my “Coming of Age (COA) at 62″ writing-every-day ritual to get a bit mucked up last week. My not feeling well combined with the drive from VA to PA; my son & family visiting; and being out of any sort of routine set me back. I need to be precise here if I’m [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on December 21, 2011
The rattle is powerful. It brings almost instant meditation and creates a changed state for me that is more powerful than traditional meditation. I’ve always had a hard time sitting and meditating. I get agitated rather than relaxed. People tell me if I just keep practicing I’ll “get there” - beyond an agitated state and [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on December 20, 2011
I’m chronicling my second Coming Of Age – At 62 with ritual, ceremony and 365 days of writing/posts on the good, the bad and the ugly of a Baby Boomer starting again. It means honesty on my part and not hiding the light or the dark side of me. Join me in my adventure. Woke [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on December 19, 2011
Today’s my birthday. I’m 62 and Coming Of Age (COA) – again. Preparing for my COA ritual that lasts a year, I moved from Lehigh Valley, PA, USA (where I lived for over half a century) to Arlington, Virginia, USA. I dressed with ceremony in mind. I wore a vest that reminds me of indigenous [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on December 16, 2011
Driving away from the doctor’s appointment where he was given an imminent death prognosis, Diane Keaton’s father was initially quiet. When he spoke, Keaton listened to words she’d never heard her father say before: I never liked my job. I wish I’d spent more time with you kids. I wish I’d taken more risks. All [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on December 12, 2011
You’ve been aging since the day you were born. People saw it as cute then. “Oh she’s grown so much.” Aging was even seen as normal. “She’s now in the 75 percentile for her age in height! Another basketball player in the family.” There were no campaigns against you aging. In fact, your family, teachers [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on December 6, 2011
“When you teach a woman, you teach a nation.” That’s what Lena West of Influence Expansion said in last week’s interview for the Confidence Chronicles. She continued, “What’s the first thing that you [Cherry] did? …you met me and you wanted to share me with your audience. So when women learn something, we want to [...]
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