Blogging Boomer Carnival #25

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Come explore what the carnival offers: learn to dance the cha cha cha, sample good summer food, dream sweet dreams of your inheritance, visit the dating game tent, grow stronger with weight-training tips, discover your future, journey back to the 1970s and then dig deeper into the ancient past that reveals secrets for your future happiness! It's all at the fair!

Tired of Yoga, and find Pilates is getting old? Then why not shake up those boomer bones with a new exercise craze that will have you cha cha-ing to the gym? Visit Cafe Glam to review Salsa aerobics.

Sample Thai-curried seafood soup and a Malaysian shrimp omelette that make great summer meals. Here are the recipes.

Are you expecting an inheritance to help pay for your retirement? Think again warns the Boomer Chronicles.

Ignore Dating Rule #1 at Your Peril, says LifeTwo.

How to be successful at growing stronger at Contempary Retirement.

About 30% of boomers will be working into their late 60s according to recent research. Gen Plus sheds some light on how that may affect their future.

Explore a phased retirement at So Baby Boomer.

Remember when George Lucas was still flying high in 1977 from the success of 1973's American Graffiti? Universal pictures turned down his latest idea: a science-fiction tale that had lots of cowboys and Indians, so to speak, and that might offend purists but would appeal to the masses.

The Secret or the law of attraction has attracted a huge following, with 3.75 million books in print and 1.5 million DVDs sold as people discover what has been known for thousands of years. At the guest leadership blogger CoachingTip.com tent, view the mysterious Emerald Tablet and dig out the ancient roots of The Secret to move toward divine consciousness.