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- Author: Judy F Kugel
- Publisher: eBook Bakery
- Year: 2017
- Pages: 221
- ISBN-10: 1938517687
- ISBN-13: 9781938517686
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Life in our 70's presents unique challenges as anyone already in or nearing that decade well knows. That's why readers of Judy Kugel's 70-Something: Life, Love and Limits in the Bonus Years frequently find themselves nodding in recognition. In this book, based on her popular blog that The New York Times described as "quietly dramatic," Kugel shares often tender, inevitably wise, and frequently humorous insights into life during her eighth decade. Kugel describes her sense of loss on leaving her work community after thirty-three years at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and her successful quest for an engaging retirement. Her candid descriptions of married life, parenting, health issues, and friendships offer a sensitive look at how aging shapes our relationships. Kugel's scope is broad. Enjoy her take on travel, food, and exercise. You'll relate to her attempts at wrinkle eradication, to seeing her mother in the mirror and to reminding herself to be grateful for every day of her bonus years.
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- Author: Judy F Kugel
- Publisher: eBook Bakery
- Year: 2017
- Pages: 221
- ISBN-10: 1938517687
- ISBN-13: 9781938517686
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Life in our 70's presents unique challenges as anyone already in or nearing that decade well knows. That's why readers of Judy Kugel's 70-Something: Life, Love and Limits in the Bonus Years frequently find themselves nodding in recognition. In this book, based on her popular blog that The New York Times described as "quietly dramatic," Kugel shares often tender, inevitably wise, and frequently humorous insights into life during her eighth decade. Kugel describes her sense of loss on leaving her work community after thirty-three years at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and her successful quest for an engaging retirement. Her candid descriptions of married life, parenting, health issues, and friendships offer a sensitive look at how aging shapes our relationships. Kugel's scope is broad. Enjoy her take on travel, food, and exercise. You'll relate to her attempts at wrinkle eradication, to seeing her mother in the mirror and to reminding herself to be grateful for every day of her bonus years.
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