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Life moves fast.  One day you are a young adult finishing school ready to start a career, the next moment you realize your not a young adult anymore, maybe you are blessed with children, or parents that are now seniors; then suddenly you realize you are now a middle aged adult. So looking to understand more about different life stages I looked for a standard universal set of definitions but couldn't find one.  So I found a few sites for inspiration to create general categories. https://www.institute4learning.com/resources/articles/the-12-stages-of-life/ ,  https://integrisok.com/resources/on-your-health/2015/october/stages-of-life-health-for-every-age   https://2012books.lardbucket.org/books/an-introduction-to-nutrition/s16-01-the-human-life-cycle.html Age Life Stage 0-20 Childhood (Infant, Toddler, Child, Teen) 20-40 Young Adulthood 40-60 Middle Age Adulthood 60-80 Senior Adulthood 80+ Late Adulthood Breaking down the stages is important because it can not only helps understand t

One of my favorite types of vacation is going on a cruise.  Especially with young children, since the ships have excellent programs to watch the kids if the parents need a break and plenty of activities for children to enjoy.  I like that is like going to an all-inclusive resort with daycare that moves, so every few days you can explore a different place.  Below are some tips I tell friends for booking on Royal Caribbean. 1) Research the Ship Royal Caribbean has a reputation for their Oasis class ships being the largest with a Park, Ice Rink and Carousel but not all their ships have all these amenities.  For example, ships that go to Alaska are on the smaller side, so they won't have be the Oasis class.  For cruises to places like the Caribbean, or where the ports aren't as exciting, then you may definitely want to make sure the Ship will keep you entertained.  However, if you are going to Europe, you may care less about the Ship as the ports are much more diverse. 2) Use a Tra