Mygenexcels
For all GEN X's who want to make the second half of their life as good as the first. Find your joy a
26/08/2019
Typical! The 3x3 Rubiks cube used to be my party trick! Guess I'll have to start learning again. It may take me a few years! What's your party trick?
25/08/2019
In Defence Of Porridge. Avocado Toast might be the latest trend but you can't beat a good old-fashioned bowl of hot porridge. What's your go to breakfast?
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In Defence Of Porridge. - myGenexcels When the lure of trendy Avocado Toast failed to produce the desired result my trusty porridge came to the rescue.
24/08/2019
No matter what your life has been like so far you will always have the power to make it better tomorrow. Be proud of who you are and look forward to the future without fear. Like and share this post if you are a proud Gen X woman
24/08/2019
Do something you've never done before even if it's only learning to sit on the bike. Everything starts with that first little step.
22/08/2019
Let's face it, hangovers are a bitch! I’ve yet to meet a person who's reached their 40th birthday still able to deal with them as painlessly as they could in their 20’s. Do we get out of the practice of coping with them or does nature just add them to the list of cruel tricks it plays on us as we age? [ 1,170 more word ]
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Hangovers - The GEN X Cryptonite and How to Avoid Them - myGenexcels How do we celebrate special events when we can no longer rely on our metabolism to work fast enough to avoid a hangover? What should you drink when the 5am loo break is mandatory and you need the room to stop spinning to find your way to the bathroom?
04/08/2019
Ultra Challenge? Or Ultra Crazy?
My sisters' very different approaches to a 100km hike in the Peak District.
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Ultra Challenge? Or Ultra Crazy? - myGenexcels Is completing an Ultra Challenge over 40 like having a baby.... Once the physical pain is forgotten your brain blocks out the memory of crawling over the finish line on your knees to make you do it all again.