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Evelyn Kalinosky left a comment for Peter Sherer"Me, too, Peter, although this is my first foray into this kind of media presentation so I'm a bit nervous. :-)
I don't know her, but will definitely check out her book and thanks for the heads up. Looking forward to sharing a panel with…"
"Hi Evelyn,
I am looking forward to our panel. Do you know my frend Abby Trafford and her book My Time?
Cheers.
Peter"
"Hi Glenn.
I have been working with retiring and job changing boomers for 4 years and I developed a number of systems one of which might be useful to you. I train coaches in the use of my assessments so you might want to check me out on…"
Glenn Shields left a comment for Peter Sherer"Hi, Well, I just recently retired as an engineer/marketer for a major corporation. I am starting a career and life coaching practice geared toward the boomers, I call myself the "boomer groomer" Also, I lead a career assistance group thru…"
"My own theology has led me to believe that God shows up in community. I have been a member of a fascinating and active Episcopal parish for the last 30 years.
I surprised my self by going because i had been to an Episcopal boarding school with…"
"It is very rewarding. It gives me the peace and serenity I desire. We try to observe silence and solitude as much as possible. Our prayer life includes daily Mass and Communion, saying the Divine Office ( Liturgical Prayer of the Church),fasting,…"
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 6:51am on September 8, 2009, Evelyn Kalinosky said…
- Me, too, Peter, although this is my first foray into this kind of media presentation so I'm a bit nervous. :-)
I don't know her, but will definitely check out her book and thanks for the heads up. Looking forward to sharing a panel with you next week!
Evelyn
- At 2:25am on September 8, 2009,
Tina Turbin said… - HI Kate,
Thanks for the connection! To answer your question:To make a long bio short, I am an children's author Humanitarian, researcher and writer. I write a lot in the area of health in regards celiac and gluten-free, and am writing two more children's books. I am passionate about issues relating to the home, families, women and children. I writer for a few publications: National Fdn. for Celiac Disease, Baby Boomer Women, Baby Boomer Authority, Awareness Magazine and others. Just a variety! You can learn a bit more about me at http://TinaTurbin.com . Again, thanks for the connection and tell me a bit about you now too! Tina
- At 5:27pm on August 30, 2009, Glenn Shields said…
- Hi, Well, I just recently retired as an engineer/marketer for a major corporation. I am starting a career and life coaching practice geared toward the boomers, I call myself the "boomer groomer" Also, I lead a career assistance group thru my local church. So, exploring what my next career opportunity is. Would be interested in what others are doing in the life-coach area. Glenn
- At 5:45am on August 23, 2009,
Chloe Jon Paul said…
- It is very rewarding. It gives me the peace and serenity I desire. We try to observe silence and solitude as much as possible. Our prayer life includes daily Mass and Communion, saying the Divine Office ( Liturgical Prayer of the Church),fasting, and saying the Rosary.
My community has 78 members - singles, married couples,widowed. At our recent OCDS Congress held last month, there were 310 attendees from different parts of the US.
- At 1:16pm on August 22, 2009,
- The Carmelite Order is Roman Catholic. First order refers to the monks; Second Order is made up of cloistered nuns; Third Order is made up of lay people - men and women who live in the world but follow the Rule and take the same vows of poverty, chastity and obedience like the monks and nuns. For more information, you can Google OCDS and find web sites related to this.
- At 9:59am on August 22, 2009,
- Hello again, Peter~
It's been a while since I've logged on to BA...life has been rather hectic lately. You asked about my interests - and I've added on to my previous response - well, there are many but to name a few: volunteer work ( I've done conflict resolution workshops in the prisons and community), world travel ( all 7 continents), political action (Code Pink), but most of all, living my faith. I'm a Third order Carmelite.
- At 6:46pm on July 26, 2009,
- Hi Peter~
How nice to hear from you! I'm a retired educator turned writer and at the moment I'm busy with the promotion of my latest book. I have many interests, among which are world travel and volunteer work...too much to go into detail here. You are welcome to visit my web site:www.maturingmodernwomen.com to find out more about my book ~ and me.
Now...what about you?
All the best,
Chloe
- At 9:55pm on July 25, 2009,
Jed Diamond, PhD said…
- Peter,
Interesting group of people here. I specialize in gender medicine and men's health. I've written 7 books including Male Menopause and The Irritable Male Syndrome.
We have 5 grown children and 11 grandchildren and live in a beautiful small town in Northern California, Willits.
You?
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