Every ordinary life story is extraordinary!

Every ordinary life story is extraordinary!

Rosanne Ullman: Personal Essays, Stories and Articles

ICONIC BEAUTY INDUSTRY TRIBUTES
Vidal Sassoon: tribute and obituary
Paula Kent Meehan: tribute and obituary

SHORT STORY
“Pangram,” published in Meat for Tea The Valley Review Volume 16, Issue 2, “Mugwort” theme; the story also is available here: Pangram

BOOMER CAFE (This site has closed, so the links are no longer live)
Even With the Humor, This Boomer Feels Ill-Equipped
This Baby Boomer Became an Athlete IN Her 60s
A Baby Boomer Redirects Her Inner Activist
A Boomer’s Nostalgia About, Well, Stuff
Boomer Opinion: Recycling Guidelines
A Boomer Got the Vaccine. Here’s How it Happened.
How Baby Boomers Can Get on a Game Show

SIXTY AND ME
5 Things You Should Tell Your Hairdresser
Don’t Worry: You’re Probably Nothing Special
Downsize Your Possessions–Your Way
How Important Is It to Make a Difference in Your 60s?
No Blame, No Shame: Strengthen Your Relationships
Want to Feel Relevant After 60? Serve on a School Board
How Can We Communicate Better in a World of “Easy” Communication?
Is Your Heart Healthy? Check Your Heart Valves
The Best Reason Your Kids Should Become Young Parents
Is a Gap Year Right for You?
Is Over 60 Too Late to Get Your Master’s Degree?
Product Reviews: To Write or Not to Write?
The One Exhausting Thing About Moving
Recalling My Experience During Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Get Better at Tech By Embracing Fearlessness
5 Life Hacks for Women with Small Heads
True Covid-19 Stores: What We Can Learn From These 3 Women Who Experienced it Firsthand and Survived
Daily Fashion to Lighten the Quarantine Burden
Writing More Than Ever Before? Here’s Help to Keep From Mixing Up Words
2 Grammar Points to Help You Out if You’re Spending the Quarantine Doing Some Writing
Leaving a Long-Time Career? Write a “Dear Job” Letter
Spectacular Hair Color Options for Fabulous Older Women
7 Simple Holiday Hairstyle Tips for Mature Women
Hairstyle Tips for Older Women: 13 Trade Secrets Your Hairdresser Wants You to Know
Is Cosmetic Eye Surgery Worth It for Older Women? Here are the Pros, the Cons and the In-betweens
Enjoy Sports? It’s not Too Late to Start Competing as a Senior Women
Chronically Late: 4 Strategies That Will Keep You On Time as a Mature Woman
Life’s Cliches: What Do You Do When You Don’t Know Which Advice to Follow?

MORE
My Salute to Birthright Citizens, Including My Dad
Explaining to My Four-Year-Old What Happens to Bedtime Kisses
The Rosanne Ullman Saga (my experience as a contestant on a game show)

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