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Amsterdam’s Red Light District Is Dimming A Bit


Your travel4seniors.com editor always enjoys wandering thru the steamier parts of Amsterdam. With it’s historic museums, ancient cathedrals, tulip gardens and other wonders, it’s one of the most interesting cities in the world.

However, the city fathers have decided to cool down some of the racy neighborhoods, some of the hooker display windows and sex toy stores still operate. The theme of many of the retail stores is changing from sexy to arty for De Walletjes in the Centrum District. For current info, go to www.amsterdam.info/red-light-district

Lose The Layoff Blues; Enjoy Your Cruise PDF Print E-mail


Q: My company recently gave me a birthday present when I hit age 57: a layoff notice. My spouse and I have already booked a cruise for next month, but I’m worried about getting a new job. Should I cancel the cruise? TLR, Buffalo NY A: Don’t cancel unless your bank account is really low and you can’t pay your bills. Consider the cruise a valuable time to rest, reflect and refuel. Take a smartphone on the ship with you, and while sunning at the pool, build a file of useful info about finding a job.

Do some serious research about your future. Check current want ads, Get names of job contacts, update your resumé and otherwise write up thoughts and facts to use during your post-cruise search. Then, you’ll get back home rested and ready to enlist again in the job market battle. Good luck!

 
 
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