Try something new, or retire?
I never thought I’d ask this question of myself. I graduated college at age 19 and began working at...
I never thought I’d ask this question of myself. I graduated college at age 19 and began working at...
In my younger years I was a fairly homely child. A shock of long, straight white hair, invisible eyebrows...
Last year, I turned 60 years old. Sixty! I can remember a time, not so long ago, when that...
I read years ago, in some clever book or another written to make women feel good about aging, that...
Like many of you, I am on the empty-nester side of parenting. We raised our children; they have each...
Carole Townsend has been a newspaper journalist and columnist in metropolitan Atlanta for nearly 20 years. In 2011, her first book was published, and she has written and published five more since then. In 2017, her fourth book, BLOOD IN THE SOIL, earned her the distinction of FINALIST for Georgia Author of the Year in the detective/suspense category.