Woog’s World: Former Westporter’s advice on ‘write’ way to retire October 24, 2015 WESTPORT NEWS About retirement, award-winning author and blogger, Susan Goldfein says, “If you’ve worked a long time, and you like what you’ve done, there can be empty space. There is definitely life after retirement. I found my thing…You can, too. Don’t worry
Delray Beach Public Lirbary’s 17th Annual Authors’ Showcase Has a Storybook Ending January 11, 2016 DELRAY BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY The Delray Beach Public Library, 100 West Atlantic Avenue, recently held its’ prestigious 17thAnnual Authors Showcase. It was another great afternoon for readers and writers in Delray Beach. READ MORE
Introducing TTN Featured Author: Susan Goldfein April 11, 2016 IMPACT NEWSLETTER It’s time to introduce the newest TTN Featured Author: Susan Goldfein. Susan Goldfein, born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, “recharged an old interest in writing” after she retired. She currently maintains a popular blog An Unfiltered Wit, on which she writes “short witty essays,”
Debbie Nigro Interview October 24, 2016 Audio Recording
Westport Blogger Laughs About Life — At 75 And Counting November 2, 2016 The Danbury Daily Voice WESTPORT, Conn. — Westport resident Susan Goldfein spent more than 25 years as a speech pathologist, but it wasn’t until she retired at about 70 that she found her own voice. “I thought, what else could I do?
How Old Am I in Dog Years? January 1, 2017 Connecticut Post SEE THE ARTICLE
Book Review: How Old Am I in Dog Years? March 1, 2017 from the For Life After Blog This book is a wonderful selection of vignettes that humorously illustrate life as we get older…. READ MORE
Are you familiar with fad-speak? Sure you are. Or do I have to give you a wake-up call? Or tell you it’s time to smell the roses? Or maybe that you need a reality check. Because if we’re on the same page, then you should be having fun yet. Unless you’re having a midlife crisis.
Glancing up, I realize that my title is a bit ambiguous. The word “pack” can have many meanings, such as “a pack of gum,” or a “Cub Scout pack.” Or carrying a concealed weapon. So let me state at the outset that the following is not intended to be a sequel to Orange Is The
I’m here to state that, in my opinion, dawdling has gotten a bad rap. Look up the word in the dictionary and here’s what you’ll find: Daw.dle: vi Move slowly, take one’s time; waste time; idle; linger; take more time than necessary; to spend time without haste or purpose.
