Author of Living Longer, Living Well - How to Embrace the Challenges of a Long Life.
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Visit My Other Blog – Getting Over Growing Older- HEARING AID – DO YOU NEED ONE?CONGRATULATION! said the friendly voice at the other end of the line. I was taken aback – what do you mean Congratulation? What is there to be happy about when one needs a hearing aid?… More
- A CALL TO AN OLD FRIEND IS THE BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT…..TO YOU AND HER OR HIM! During this time of the year I always get a little weepy, and the goodwill towards the world in my heart suddenly awakens from its hibernation it went into… More
- IT IS TIME TO LET IT GOToday being Black Friday you might be out shopping – so while you are out there this would be a good moment to look for a new coat – saying this I am really talking… More
- HAPPY THANKSGIVING……..to all my friends and readers – and to the squirrels who live here! And Never forget – A Smile changes Everything Brigitte
- DON’T TELL THEM YOUR AGE!Something happened to me this week I would like to share with you – it is about telling people how old we are. I talked about this in my book “Getting Over Growing Older” in… More
- HEARING AID – DO YOU NEED ONE?
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Met Museum to Return Prize Artifact Because It Was Stolen
The Met paid almost $4 million for the coffin, which will now be returned to Egypt, where it was said to have been looted in 2011. The Metropolitan Museum of Art built a substantial exhibition last year around a new … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Metropolitan Museum NY, Travel
Tagged Antiquities, coffins, Gold, Status
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Pahraoh Ramses II – Even the Great Can Fall
Ramses II was one of Egypt’s longest reigning pharaohs – over 65 years – he died when he was in his 90s. His statues, bigger than life, bigger than anything, can be found all over Egypt. But even the biggest can … Continue reading
Egypt’s Ancient Stones Coming Back To Life
When visiting Egypt we are all awe-struck by the scale and beauty of temples, statues and columns. But we seldom think of how it is possible that we can see these treasures still today – thousand of years later. We have to … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Egyptologists, Excavations
Tagged Excavation Sites, Hatshepsut's Temple, Status
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