He is my lovely, cute little pet. He is a pitch- black Labrador. When I brought him home he was chubby and very cute and little. Now he has grown big but still on the plumper side. He is a wonderful companion, very sensitive to my moods. He waits for me to get back from […]

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I take pride in saying I admire my mother the most in my family. My Mother. She is like The Sun in the Solar system and all the rest of the family are like planets revolving around the Sun. She is very affectionate, kind, caring, loving, compassionate, and ready to solve our problems. She has […]

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I was a eighteen year old girl when I moved out of my home. I did not have a very happy childhood. My father was in and out of job frequently. He had all the influences of the big bad world outside. Wine, women, gambling and so on. He used to spend all his money […]

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By Roy Klien

Empathy – the ability to feel what your partner feels and then act accordingly – may be the most important characteristic a person can bring to a marriage or other relationship. And when it comes to empathy, there are two kinds of people – those who have it (“Us”) and those who […]

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By Roy Klein
In our high-tech age, everything’s become “digital.” I’m not exactly sure what that means. Except that it somehow connotes computerized precision and accuracy.
Prostate obsession
So, when my doctor told me during my recent annual physical that he intended to give me a digital prostate exam, I was tickled pink. Because, like all men […]

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By Roy Klein
We are all created in God’s Image, right? So what does God look like?
Is He or She A Man or Woman? Old or Young? Fat or Skinny? Tall or short? Black? White? Asian? Other?
Whoever first decided that God looked like man clearly misconstrued Genesis (the Bible, not the Phil Collins pop group). […]

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By Gary Geyer
What’s good for the gander is now good for the goose.
As Newsweek noted a few months ago, baby boomers are turning 50 in droves.
Maybe we are just looking in the mirror more, but suddenly we’re noticing things we didn’t notice a few years back. You know, wrinkles, frown lines, crow’s feet, droopy eyelids, […]

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By (Name withheld)
I know that must sound terrible.
Let me explain.
I’m 53 years old and I’ve been married and divorced twice. I had two children with my first wife (a son in college and a married daughter). With my second wife, I have one teenage son who is finishing prep school. By and large, they are […]

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Edited by Gary Geyer
The following dialog took place between Malcolm Goodway, author of A Temporary New Wife, and a skeptical Linda Meyers, staff writer at LetLifeIn.com
Linda Meyers: Malcolm, you say that it’s perfectly possible for a man in his fifties, even … lets say in his sixties or seventies… to establish a relationship with a […]

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By Gary Geyer
Baby Boomers are more prone to committing suicide than any generation before them. To make matters scarier, boomers are approaching their senior years facing a fact that seniors have the highest suicide rate of any age group (and that rate grows even higher as we get older).
Those over 65 represent about 13% of […]

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