Has Anyone Seen My Reading Glasses?     By Pat Paciello     Publisher: Booksurge, LLC     Date of Publication: 2006 SYNOPSIS It seems like yesterday when we Baby Boomers were in college mapping out our futures, and today we are closer to considering life changes than we are to moving up the corporate ladder. Nobody has really prepared us for this next phase in our lives. You did not learn about retirement planning in school, and when you were young, you would have laughed at an individual attempting to give you guidance on this subject. For some people, the first time that retirement surfaces is that fateful day right before you turn 50. You open an envelope that you presume is junk mail. You quickly scan the letter; eventually it registers. You have been invited to join AARP Foundation, (formerly The American Association of Retired Persons). The questions race through your brain. How can this be? It must be a mistake! They are confusing me with my father. I’m just a kid. How could I be a senior? I don’t even consider myself an adult. Has Anyone Seen My Reading Glasses? offers a unique and fresh approach to the subject of Baby Boomer retirement. First, it’s written by a Baby Boomer who is actually retired. Second, the book is long on humor and personal anecdotes, and short on statistical analysis. In the book, Pat covers topics that are not normally seen in the table of contents of most retirement books, such as Timesharing, Cruising, and the Women’s perspective of Baby Boomer retirement. No matter how serious the subject matter, like Financial Strategy, or Long Term Care Insurance, Pat’s goal is to simultaneously educate and entertain his audience.