
Getting on in years, getting on in life, getting on with life. This is the newsletter for people who find themselves older than they used to be.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 150 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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Dear People at the Next Table:
Whenever we go out to eat, there you are, six or eight of you, all having a wonderful time. We’re happy for you. It would be great if we could have one, too.
Just wondering— Is it absolutely necessary for yo...
I just realized that September came and went, and I forgot all about the Miss America pageant. When I was a kid, I made sure I was watching the annual extravaganza, broadcast live from Convention Hall in Atlantic City. In the Septembers sin...
I read there is something called simulation theory, proponents of which believe that we humans are only a simulation that has been created by a more advanced civilization. In other words, we here on planet Earth are basically being moved ar...
Isn't technology amazing? Things have become so small that it's really unbelievable! How is that possible?
Take this TV remote with its tiny buttons. Aren't they just adorable? The cutest things ever! Do you see — wait a minute, let me get...
There have always been shoppers. Cave dwellers probably got together with some friends and went rock shopping. Even if they didn't actually need any more rocks, they still would've had fun waiting for windows to be invented so they could go...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I taught high school and college English, wrote a newspaper humor column, humor cards for Hallmark, a dark, not-funny novel (A Kingdom of Madness), and co-authored two health books. This newsletter is a complete departure from all of the above.
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