The Town of Marshfield, MA is in an uproar. Their winning high school football coach has been told that his services are no longer required. Parents, students, family and friends of Coach Lou Silva are marching on the school and … Continue reading →
Remember that song from the musical “My Fair Lady”? I’ve been thinking about it all week. I’m not literally getting married in the morning, but in three days! The time is flying by, so it might as well be in … Continue reading →
My wonderful fiancé, Roger Jones, served in the Special Forces division of the Army during the Vietnam war. He was deployed three times. The third time he nearly lost his life, having been hit by an RPG (Repelled Rocket Grenade) and badly … Continue reading →
The mission of Two Grannies on the Road is to travel across the country, find baby boomers who have reinvented themselves and tell their stories as a way of inspiring others to live their dreams, no matter what! Until we … Continue reading →
I’ve never been involved in making a video, until now. When we decided that we wanted to create an opening video to explain what the Two Grannies are all about, I turned to my friend and client, Dick Osso of … Continue reading →
One day when I was researching on the web I came upon a site that was asking people how successful they thought they were. To a person they rated their success (on a scale of one to ten) to be … Continue reading →
What a great workshop we went to last week. It was a Life Reimagined checkup, sponsored by AARP. There were about 30 people at the Salem Senior Center. This program fits in so well with our Two Grannies project. Basically … Continue reading →
Being a Baby Boomer is great! I can enjoy all the freedom that not having little children around all the time affords. I can come and go as I please. I can understand certain things because of my maturity but … Continue reading →
