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Amber Jewelry | A Perfect Present

by tonybee on September 21, 2011

Amber Jewelry some say it glitters like golden dew in the bright sunlight.

Give Amber to a loved one or a friend and you will shower them with good luck , financial stability and even, it is said, will ward off the danger of witchcraft!

It’s  medicinal values, they say,  make it ideal for relieving many chronic ailments, and of course it is beautiful, all qualities which make it the ideal gift choice.

Amber Jewelry

The long and colorful history of amber has inspired jewelers and artisans since the dawn of civilization to create stunning and amazing works of art.

Some inspired artists in amber have worked in the raw natural amber stone and labored to perfect it. Others, fascinated by the mysteries entrapped within a semi opaque piece skillfully grind and polish it to release the subtle beauty within which usually emerges unexpectedly. Each piece forms the raw potential of a unique stone .

Amazing Amber Jewelry Collection

Amber JewelryThe hand crafted amber jewelry collection at AmberDesire.com is  sourced  worldwide artisans all of whom work with amber laid down in Eastern Europe 40m  years ago. Each piece of amber jewelry  unique and with a beauty all of its own the perfect gift the perfect compliment .

Of course Amber Jewelry has to be seen to be really appreciated.

Take a look  but be warned – you will find Amber irrisistable!

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Seniors Meet Seniors – But Where?

by tonybee on April 1, 2011

Seniors meet seniors in many different places.  At age 58 I met my 61 year old love and we married just 20 months ago.  So how did I find him?

Seniors Meet Seniors

Tony and Bee 5th June 2009

I certainly wouldn’t have found him in a bar because neither of us go to bars, clubs, dances or parties very much.  I wouldn’t have found him in a club because we have different tastes.  He was a member of a poetry society and a writers’ club and I go to art classes and gardening club.

I’m self-employed and don’t come into contact with many men day to day.  I lived alone for 12 years before I found my life-partner and during some of that time I also worked in a big organisation but men don’t wear “I’m single” badges so I didn’t do any propositioning there.  The only men who ever propositioned me were married! To be successfull offline you have to be where seniors meet seniors and I wasn’t so what could I do?

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Changing Circumstances | Watching My Language

March 18, 2011

Changing Circumstances seem to change our lives daily as we grow older so how can we 50- or 60-somethings cope with the common occurrences of our age? For the last year there have been various circumstances that have completely wrecked my normal routine – changing circumstances many people of my age are going through at [...]

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It’s Christmas | Hands Up If You Hate Trivial Pursuits

December 20, 2010

Its Christmas again! Do you hate general knowledge games; avoid them whenever you can; claim you have a headache or offer to make the tea whilst the others play?  It’s Christmas time and I hate Trivial Pursuits!!! I used to think that everyone who was able to answer the questions in pub quizzes was soooo [...]

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Laughing at Old Age

December 10, 2010

Dinner Invocation: This lady, a resident of a retirement community, was asked to give the invocation at a dinner/convention of retirement community managers. She does so, but then decides to add a few words of her own as a part of her invocation. Enjoy! Absolutely hilarious! Bee

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Alz Disease |10 Steps For Prevention

October 26, 2010

Alz disease is a horrible condition  which can strike at any age but particularly affects the elderly. How can we avoid it? Are there things we can do in our everyday life which would reduce the chances of suffering later? Alz disease or Alzheimer’s disease to give it its full title is preventable for many [...]

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Alz Disease | Loss Of Short Term Memory

October 26, 2010

You have Alz disease. Hundreds of 50 somethings receive the same sad news each year. In my case it was Mother-in-Law who was diagnosed with dementia (loss of short term memory) and later with Alz disease (Alzheimer’s).  She was around 85 then and began struggling to remember quite simple  things like the name for some [...]

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Protecting Myself From That Double Dip

August 10, 2010

Today is a gray wet and windy day in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan, a landscape that gives an old fashioned meaning to the words double dip.  I like to stay positive and so this post is way out of character.  This is serious stuff and I pondered long and hard before sending it to [...]

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Health, Wealth And Happiness For The Over 50s

March 30, 2010

Health Wealth and Happiness, it isn’t much to ask for in life is it? ? – and by the age of 50 you would think we might have found the way.  Most of us reading this will have reason to be thankful for what we have in life but it is the human condition to [...]

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Johnny Barnes Knows How To Be A Ray Of Sunshine

January 21, 2010

Are you one of those people that smiles at strangers?  Do you chat to the person next to you in the supermarket queue – not about the price of eggs or the latest disaster news, but ‘happy chat’? In many parts of the world talking to strangers is natural and part of the culture but [...]

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