Getting On
Linda LevyGetting 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 | 13 | Subscribers | Read | lindalevy.substack.com |
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Big Hair Is Back
Big pants are in, the kind that used to be called clown pants, only a whole lot bigger, cargo pants 10.0, and an awful lot of people think they are cool, not funny. Other big pants flare extravagantly and pool at the bottom in a way that us...
A Wrinkle In Time
Sir Isaac Newton did not live in vain. For an excellent demonstration of gravity working in real time, you have only to look in the mirror occasionally as you get older. In fact, I wrote a little poem about it:
Call Waiting
I can't pinpoint when it actually happened, but it seems like one day I called a company and a person answered the phone, and the next day it was a fake computer voice saying, “How can I help you today?” I'll tell you how you can help me. Y...
Shedding light
A quick history of the electric lightbulb: One day Thomas Edison called to Mrs. Edison, “Hey, honey — come see what I just did!” And we were off and running. Lightbulbs got to be so popular that cartoon characters had them over their little...
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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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