Welcome to Sixty Something Now
Welcome to Sixty Something Now. It’s late May 2010, and you are here within the first few months of the beginning of the evolution of a new concept. I’ve created this so we can all connect and learn about each other. This is a work in progress. I’ve started with a Blog, to which I hope you’ll subscribe and enjoy reading. It’s not earth-shattering information, but just stuff I’m enjoying writing about. Perhaps you will relate to some of the posts. Check out ‘My Story’ for more of how I see this.
My vision for Sixty Something Now is pretty much spelled out on the tab ‘What Is Next’. It’s difficult to put into precise words exactly how I see this in a year or two, but I believe you will benefit from staying in touch with us. My intention is to give value to readers and subscribers, since I value you and your time. I am looking for any feedback and comments you wish to write me. As I mentioned this is a work in progress.
So, again, thanks for joining us in this journey and I hope you get from it what you need and want.
Fond regards,
Jacquie Harkema
Leading Lady of Sixty Something Now
#1 by Lin Klaassen on February 15th, 2010
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I aspire to courageously follow in your footsteps. A blog is my next commitment to bring my 17 years of passion for Face Reading to people across the globe of all ages and cultures.
I look forward to what both you and your readers will share in the months ahead.
Lin
#2 by Jacquie Harkema on February 15th, 2010
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Thanks so much Lin. I’m going to take your FaceReading class in March at InSights.
#3 by Carol Lebert on February 16th, 2010
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I met you yesterday at In-Sights and like yourself was not brought up in the technology era, but OH well it’s here so you might as well learn it. I’m retired but not ready to watch TV all day, so I have started a in home business. This is quite a new venture for me and the next step has to be the internet for marketing. I hope to take Lin’s FaceReading class also, see you there.
#4 by Jacquie Harkema on February 16th, 2010
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I’m looking forward to the Face Reading class. Wow! So many different things to learn! What’s next?
#5 by Carol Lebert on February 16th, 2010
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What do you mean by awaiting moderation??
#6 by Jacquie Harkema on February 17th, 2010
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Thanks for this, Carol. I just learned that this is the time between your comment and my back-office click to approve it. We learn something new everyday…and that was just one thing I learned today.
#7 by Carolyn Hillman on April 18th, 2010
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My feeling on baggage fees is drive whenever possible. If enough people drove to their destinations when possible and the airlines started to feel the pinch, who knows. But interestingly enough I passed one of those shipping stores the other day and in their window was a sign “ship your luggage here”. Now isn’t that a concept?
#8 by Misty Almero on July 27th, 2010
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My sister shipped her luggage when she came to visit from Colorado. It saved her money and she could track it as it went which was a big relief for her because on her last trip to Florida, her luggage arrived a day and a half late.
#9 by Jacquie Harkema on July 27th, 2010
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Shipping luggage seems like a good answer to assure its arrival, but I’m not that organized… How does she do it?