Late Bloomer Living

23/10/2024

https://www.latebloomerliving.com/blog/episode-203-it-s-never-too-late-to-live-your-best-life-with-aunty-skates

In this episode, I’m chatting with Oorbee Roy, also known as Auntie Skates, who decided to shake things up at age 43 by hopping on a skateboard for the first time. What started as a curiosity quickly turned into a life-changing adventure.

09/09/2024

No one is more surprised than me that I can honestly say I feel better in my 50s than I did throughout my forties!

If you want to know why, tune in to this podcast episode!

Thanks for the conversation, Michele!❤️

06/08/2024

Late Bloomer Living is in the top 5% of podcasts!

(Doing a little happy dance over here!😊)

I’m on a break from producing the podcast right now, but there are 197 episodes that you can listen to during the break!

I’ll be back in September with a shiny new season 5 for you!😘

I will continue to bring you inspiring stories of people in midlife and beyond who have overcome challenges and are now showing up with purpose and energy no matter their age.

There are also episodes about health and wellness, redefining menopause, parenting young adults, and navigating the midlife dating scene!

🌻 Check it out all the episodes at www.LateBloomerLiving.com 🌻

24/07/2024

“It's a miracle I’m even here. My father went through World War II: the Normandy Invasion, Omaha Beach. So for him to survive all that, and live long enough to become my father—it’s a miraculous thing. He died before I was eight years old. But it was enough time to experience him deeply. I was very loved, very welcomed, very cared for: my parents were thrilled I was their child. When I was younger I traveled quite a bit. Not every place, but a lot of places: Greece, Turkey, Alaska. And this wasn’t just going on tours. It was real, vagabond stuff: no reservations, no plans. Just deeply experiencing another culture and another place. I’ve gotten to do every kind of work, from agricultural labor to factory work. For twenty years I was a social worker with seniors. But I can’t even call that a job, it was a service. I got to take care of people: bring them meals, help with housekeeping. It was an absolute calling. I was a workaholic. And now that I’m retired-- I'm a play-aholic. There’s nonstop free music in New York. I come to this park to listen to jazz piano. I go to Juilliard to listen to student recitals. There’s going to be a Dixieland ragtime ensemble near Macy’s. I mean, it’s endless. I’m just grateful for good health to enjoy it all. So many people wake up in pain. But I have my health, and I have a home. I mean, it’s not a home. But I have a place. A safe place to rent. It’s just been a blessed, beautiful life. The perfect life for me. I found it very, very rich. Very deep. And I think all of it was a blessing. All of it, miracles and blessings.”

08/07/2024

I love her!

04/07/2024

Some thoughts on this particular Independence Day with all of the crazy and frightening things we are seeing in the news.

Some thoughts from one of my favorite wise women.

18/06/2024

PLAY your way to better health!

09/06/2024

Hope you’re “feeling good” today!

Do yourself a favor and watch this. Amazing!

08/05/2024

Wow!

08/05/2024

30/04/2024