The unexpected has no respect for bucket lists. Our latter years are not all fun and games, and life can and does creep up with the bucket list, however it might be imagined, still glaringly incomplete. Perhaps a heart attack arrives out of the blue, and things can change. So it goes for many. So […]
Honouring Older Artists – Judy Cassab
December 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment
A retrospective of the work of renowned Australian portrait artist, Judy Cassab, has recently opened at Sydney’s Eva Breuer Gallery and will run over the summer – a very special opportunity for locals and other visitors to view the work of an artist who is twice winner of Australia’s top portraiture prize, the Archibald. She […]
Philosophy Club for Longevityboomers
September 15, 2012 by 1 Comment
Maybe you’re a book club refugee looking for a more philosophical forum? It’s true that many longevityboomers are feeling an urge to examine their lives more deeply. Why do we make choices we make? This question forms the basis of personal ethics. How do we make our lives more meaningful? Maybe it’s the contribution we […]
