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DELAYED SATISFACTION FOR DELAYED REGRET?

October 4, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Ask Portland baby boomers about delayed satisfaction and brace yourself. You might hear about training to climb Mt. Hood, or skiing Black Diamond trails, as well as the retirement account they focused on for forty years. Ask about the future and expect a solid take on living for the day. Why? Because they’ve already delayed satisfaction as […]

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PORTLAND BURDEN FROM DOWNTOWN TO HOMETOWN

October 3, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Every city has a dream of tranquility, prosperity, and safety. Portland, Oregon has a burden. But what is the Portland burden? The city is supposed to be better. Now what?

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: Baby Boomers, boomers, burden, fear, gunshot, murder, Old Town, Oregon, PDX, police, Portland, PORTLAND BABY BOOMERS, PORTLAND burden, Portland Oregon, stabbing

PORTLAND HOMELESS ADVICE FROM AN OLD LADY

October 2, 2022 by David Gillaspie

The big news for Portland homeless? No home. It’s not good news for the chronically homeless who’ve been sleeping on public land. If that ends, where does everyone go?

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PERSONAL RIVALRIES? WE ALL HAVE THEM

October 1, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Personal rivalries started early and close to home. We had kids down the street who challenged us to rock fights, tree house building, and dogs. And they won every time. It set me up for a lifetime of personal rivalries.

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: bulldog bus, Coos Bay, cottage grove, Eugene, grade school, high school, high school rivalries, junior high school, myrtle point, normal life, North Bend, personal rivalries, reedsport, religious epithets, rivalry, sports, sports rivalries, springfield

NIKE MONEY TAKES A STAND IN OREGON

September 30, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Nike money is set to rescue Oregon, according to Oregon Public Broadcasting. The Knight in shining armor supposedly sees Betsy Johnson as the answer. But first the big question: Why, Uncle Phil? Why now?

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PROTECTING VOWS, THE ONES YOU MAKE AND BREAK

September 29, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Doesn’t ‘protecting vows’ sound like something a fraud would say? “You protect those vows, boy, while I work the crowd.” Eventually the whole idea turns into another ‘gray area.’ But it shouldn’t, and here’s why:

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: bible, bible verse, dogs, golden rule, marriage vows, mental problems, protecting vows, self control, wedding vows

WRITING REMINDERS: FIRST, BE STRONG

September 28, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Writing reminders are like the list for the grocery store. Or the infamous ‘Honey Do’ list. Check off the important things after you get them done. These are the important things:

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: blogger, boomerpdx, david, good story, health, illness, manly man, mentors, newsbreak, Portland, reminders, sarcasm, skip college, travel, writer, writer dreams, writer's voice, writing, writing classes, writing mentor, writing reminders

LIFE REWIND? HOW DOES THAT WORK

September 27, 2022 by David Gillaspie

For a life rewind, the big question is how far to rewind? Let’s agree to one thing: not as far as the picture here. That’s too far. But how far is far enough?

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AGING UP, NOT OUT

September 26, 2022 by David Gillaspie

For aging up, you need a good role model. This is mine, my mother in law. She aged up well right until the end.

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: aging, aging out, aging up, Baby Boomers, business group, cancer clinic, limits, new friends, Nurturing, Oregon, paris, participate, Portland Oregon, role model, travel, women's groups

‘BE PRESENT,’ SAYS YOUNG BOOMER HIPPIE

September 25, 2022 by David Gillaspie

“Be present, be in the moment.” What’s that supposed to mean? You’re here, I’m here. That’s not enough? Do you remember the first time you heard it, a reminder, an order, to ‘be present?’

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DELAYED SATISFACTION FOR DELAYED REGRET?

PORTLAND BURDEN FROM DOWNTOWN TO HOMETOWN

PORTLAND HOMELESS ADVICE FROM AN OLD LADY

PERSONAL RIVALRIES? WE ALL HAVE THEM

NIKE MONEY TAKES A STAND IN OREGON

PROTECTING VOWS, THE ONES YOU MAKE AND BREAK

WRITING REMINDERS: FIRST, BE STRONG

LIFE REWIND? HOW DOES THAT WORK

AGING UP, NOT OUT

‘BE PRESENT,’ SAYS YOUNG BOOMER HIPPIE

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