Tag Archives: Shallow Reflections

Discovering your passion after 60

Does being over 60 inevitably involve a fizzling action? I’m living proof that indeed it does not.

So what exactly is a first world injury?

A high standard of living lends itself to some unique risks and injuries. I explore some of my mishaps in this humorous essay.

The creepy clown incident – guest post by John R. Cobb

Have you heard about the creepy clown sightings across the country? Here is a scary guest post from John R. Cobb with a story you won’t soon forget!

7 More real things to fear this Halloween

Move over ghosts and goblins. In this follow up Halloween post I outline seven more things from everyday life that scare me.

9 Unique cures for life’s most constipating moments

With the glut of cures for constipation on the market, don’t you think there should be specialized pills to cure this gut-wrenching affliction?

A lighthearted view of serving on jury duty

Shallow reflections goes undercover with this story about jury duty. She knows what she is talking about since this is how she spent her summer vacation. Almost.

Ready to toss your floss? First, count the cost

My belief in 9 out of 10 dentists has been shaken. But that doesn’t mean I’m ready to give up floss.

Rise and shine, it is potato picking time!

It’s my birthday and I’m thinking about my roots today, which includes picking root vegetables in Aroostook County.

7 Safe indoor hikes because ticks and mosquitoes suck

Something happened that heightened my fear of insect borne diseases and drove me to plan safe, indoor recreation. I’m sure you will agree these are ideas that can keep you moving in the safety of the great indoors.

Taking stock of my underperforming metabolism

While others my have concerns about shrinking portfolios, I am facing a personal disaster that has more to do with inflation: I have an underperforming metabolism.