Hit : Midlife Crisis

[Earl Sande <sandes@wilken-dsm.com>]

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Susan Grigsby, LMS
The Epstein School  Atlanta, GA
sgrigsby@atlchai.org

Those who don't understand aren't committed ...those who do should be!

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llowing
sites by searching Inference Find (http://www.inference.com/ifind/):

http://www.bestyears.com/crisis.htm (links to other sites included)
http://rainforest.parentsplace.com/dialog/get/midlife.html (a bulletin
board/discussion group)

I remembered hearing about a book called FLYFISHING THROUGH MIDLIFE
CRISIS (or something like that). It was about 3 1/2 years ago and I
heard the author on NPR and he sounded interesting.

Another good one is CARE OF THE SOUL by Moore. I think he has one or two
sequels to this one also. I have a copy of it and have been dipping into
it in small bits....challenging reading but very interesting.

Good luck to those in need of the info.....it's a difficult thing to go
through and to witness. As the witness, you are completely helpless and
it's so hard to see someone you love be so bewildered and unhappy. Have
there always been "midlife crises" or is it another byproduct of modern
life and more leisure time? Too bad so many of them have to be
destructive. Sure would have been fun and interesting to grow and change
with the person I started out with. Single life's not what it's cracked
up to be!


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Earl Sande, Upper School Librarian,
International School of Tanganyika,
United Nations Road,
Post Office Box 2651,
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
(e-mail : sandes@wilken-dsm.com)

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