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Authors and Artists :: Natasha Josefowitz
Natasha Josefowitz calls herself a late bloomer, having earned her master’s degree at age forty and her PhD at age fifty. She was on the faculty of the business school at the University of New Hampshire and San Diego State University. She is a noted columnist and the author of seventeen books.
Dr. Josefowitz is an internationally-known speaker, having lived and worked abroad and in the U.S. For ten years, she had her own weekly radio broadcast and a weekly television segment. Her efforts on behalf of women have earned her numerous awards, including The Living Legacy Award from the Women’s International Center. She has been named Woman of the Year many times by various national and international organizations. She has been a guest on numerous television shows including Larry King Live and The Dr. Ruth Show. Her articles have appeared in hundreds of magazines and journals, including the Harvard Business Review, the Wall Street Journal, the London Times, and Psychology Today. She currently writes a bi-monthly column for the La Jolla Village News and for Jewishsightseeing.com. Natasha has five children, ten grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. She is white-haired, wrinkled, and has a couple of extra pounds, but she says she can celebrate life because she has PMZ (Post-Menopausal Zest). Examples of Blue Mountain Arts products by Natasha JosefowitzBooks
And here are some selections from Natasha's book, Been There, Done That, Doing It Better! Been There, Done That…We've been there done that— mostly good things but also mistakes We've traveled the world met interesting people and boring ones had conversations that were meaningful and some best forgotten We've read books that changed our lives walked out of bad movies danced on tabletops dreamt big dreams failed at times thought a lot wrote some exercised too little had kids and grandkids inspired some people offended others loved well and grieved losses We've known good health and illness the highs and the lows We've been there done that— and learned a lot on the way So now we're doing it better  We are the re-invented generation the re-wired the re-tired with new tires ready to keep rolling We are the geri-actives the wise old-timers We're not only senior citizens we're seasoned citizens It's when you get over the hill that you can start to pick up speed Tea TimeSometimes at around 5 p.m. I decide to skip dinner and I put on my night gown get a tray with a cup of tea toast, and black cherry jam and climb into bed somehow feeling deliciously decadent Today, All Is WellToday, all is well Tomorrow has no guarantees but today the sun is shining We got up and nothing hurt Today, all is well The children are healthy and have jobs The grandchildren are getting good grades in high school and college Today, all is well We are sitting with good friends not worried about the next meal or where we will sleep tonight Today, all is well I don't know about tomorrow so I stop whatever I'm doing and appreciate the fact that today all is well |
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