Mphasis Magazine Article – Borrowing Time: A True Love Story by Judy Katz
I thought the Rabbi was kidding.
“You want to introduce me to a 98-year-old who wants to date?”
“No,” he said, “I want to introduce you to a 98-year-old who would be open to getting remarried!”
“Won’t his adult children object?”
At 75, I was still youthful, cheerful, and happily engaged in running my business. However, I was at a point where online dating had led me to a string of men who continued to disappoint me. I began to think maybe the sun had set on my romantic life. Then I met Jerome.
Before our first get-acquainted date, he had to cancel because he had a bad cold. “But,” he said on my answering machine, “We will always have mañana.” And, for a time, it seemed as if we just might. His positive attitude, brilliance, wisdom, warmth, and charm captivated me completely.
Student raves about Judy’s talk to her business class.
“Her encouragement gave me the inspiration I needed.”
Social media influencers over the age of 50 share their secrets
Silver disobedience, secrets to youth
Judy Katz, a Ghostwriter, Publisher and Book Marketer, was a high-profile PR practitioner. Now, she’s her own boss. She’s 79. She just finished ghost-writing her 45th book. “Retirement to me is a dirty word. I will never retire,” stated Katz.
An excerpt from an article on wmar2news, read the full article here.
Word Play with Kristine Raymond Podcast
Judy’s May 13, 2020 “Word Play” podcast interview on how to become an author. Host Kristine Raymond offers “real unscripted, unrehearsed conversations.” Judy’s podcast episode came in at the number one spot on the Top Ten list for the week.
Is Now the Time to Write A Book?
From silverdisobedience.rocks website, by Dian Griesel.
Many envision becoming authors but have lacked the time to write. Now, with normal life and business schedules disrupted, the time might be perfect to tackle that book idea that’s been bouncing around in your head for years.
Best Life: Silver disobedience, turning aging on its head
By Ivanhoe Broadcast News | April 28, 2020 at 7:22 AM CDT – Updated April 28 at 7:22 AM
NEW YORK, N.Y. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – Thirty-four percent of Americans are older than 50, and those numbers will surge over the next decade. “It’s all about age being an attitude, versus a number,” said Dian Griesel, a Social Media Influencer. When you picture female baby boomers, what comes to mind? Grey-haired grandmothers knitting or playing cards? If that’s your perception, better think again. There’s a generation of 50+ women who are turning the traditional notion of aging – on its head.
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