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Turning fifty now. It is not the new thirty. My smile lines crinkle.

Turning fifty now.
It is not the new thirty.
My smile lines crinkle.

Author JanicePosted on August 27, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags aging, fifty, haiku, wrinkles2 Comments on Fifty

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Written and illustrated by Janice Lynch Schuster, What Are Mothers For? lovingly tells a short story, in verse, about those we love and grow with, and the milestones we pass: learning to read or cook, falling in love, having children of our own, or simply learning to let go.
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See her artwork on Handmade from Amazon. Work inspired by poetry, music, and experiences of beauty. Commissions taken for drawings and notecards, too.
Practical advice and down-to-earth comfort for people facing life’s end and their loved ones. Handbook for Mortals
Poetry about aging, love, family and boxing. Saturday at the Gym

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