Don't Pee on My Sofa! And Other Things to Laugh About

Tips and Strategies for Embracing Life After 50 from AgingButDANGEROUS.com® Our conversations had turned from wine, weddings and weekend getaways to what was happening to our wit, wallets and waistlines. And it wasn’t just one single issue. We were experiencing a multitude of converging shifts in how we perceived and experienced life. Was it our age? DON'T PEE ON MY SOFA! AND OTHER THINGS TO LAUGH ABOUT shares that humorous journey. “Suzanne Bates is one smart-mouthed woman - and I love it! With candid stories and canny solutions derived from her personal experiences, her book shows us how to survive and thrive while navigating that wonderful new grown-up life-stage known as PrimeTime. Sometimes poignant, always pragmatic and often laugh-out-loud funny, this book is a fun read and a fabulous resource.” Marti Barletta, author of Marketing to Women, Marketing to PrimeTime Women, Co-Author of Trends (with Tom Peters), CEO, The TrendSight Group “DON’T PEE ON MY SOFA! … is chock-full of insights based on heartfelt experiences of the past eight years while Suzanne and Jean were changing women’s lives. They’ve given women the courage to step up to their full potential and take life by the proverbial short hairs. You go girls! We need gutsy women like you two to lead the way! You are a bright light in what can be a very challenging time.” Sheila Raye Charles, Singer & Author (daughter of Ray Charles)

C. Suzanne Bates is the co-founder of Aging But DANGEROUS.com®, an organization/company that empowers, inspires, informs and challenges women over 50 to live an Aging But DANGEROUS life through refreshing honesty, unexpected points of view and edgy humor. Through the years Suzanne has balanced her life as an award-winning interior designer, magazine design editor, writer, and TV reporter with having four children, a strong faith and a passion for exercise, horses, contemporary art, boating, gardening and a commitment to empowering the women and children of rural Ghana. A glimpse inside Suzanne's psyche would reveal an intensely energetic and spontaneous woman with a thirst for knowledge. Her humor and appreciation of the smallest details remain her fuel for life. Learn more at AgingButDANGEROUS.com. Also on Facebook and Twitter.