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I knew this discussion had to be shared and the Friday Night BeerBlog (FNBB) and subsequent podcast episodes on Redesigning Midlife were born. Join us every other week as I publish the blog, but also produce the FNBB podcast version where we discuss and disagree a lot. All in fun. And usually over a beer.
As I worked through imposter syndrome and began to gain confidence in this blog, I asked my husband, Mike, to sit and listen to it each week. The discussion and the midlife male perspective on the topics was lively to say the least.
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What Is Relationship “Popcorning” And Am I Guilty?
The Fifty-First Official Friday Night BeerBlog
The Seventy-Fourth Official Friday Night BeerBlog
What’s With The Friday Night BeerBlog (FNBB) Anyway?
The Seventy-Second Official Friday Night BeerBlog
Married 26 Years Last Month – The McShane Secrets To A Successful (ish) Marriage.
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You’re a Savage. Classy. Bougie. Ratchet.
The Eighty-Third Official Friday Night BeerBlog
The Eighth Official Friday Night BeerBlog
I Can See Clearly Now The Dirt Is Gone
The Twenty-Third Official Friday Night BeerBlog
Life is too long to stop learning in our midlife. Culture and our surroundings will never be frozen in time. The days will pass, the years will slide by, and the world will change. And when the world changes, we need to change.
Every male that is involved with a woman of a certain age will be faced with menopause, too. And while he might not experiencing all of the symptoms, it is important for him to know where he stands and what he can do to use that “I’ve gotta fix it” mentaility.
I think it is very healthy to have a great balance of both short and long-term goals. And I do believe that if you are sincere about the goals that you setting, that is isn’t any reason why you can’t reach them if you work toward them. And that’s the key, isn’t it.
Where once a lot, if not most of our attention was on who was where, racing or playing what, there was nothing. Crickets. It is so hard not to feel as though a part of you has died when these days end. And as I said to someone just last week, and you never know when the last time will be.
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