
Middle age is considered to be ages 45 to 65. So what happens at 66? Every bit of research I conducted says the correct term to describe someone after age 65 is “old.” OLD? Seriously. I don’t feel old. I don’t want to be considered old. So, now what?
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Well this could be the last time
This could be the last time
Maybe the last time
I don't know-The Rolling Stones
I am sitting at my desk planning this week’s post and listening to the sound of rain…...
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That's when I had
Most of my fun, back
Hi, hi, hi, hi there
Them summer days
Those summer days-Sly and the Family Stone
If I were the boss of the world, I would change the start date of each season. (No...
That’s me on the far left, Shelly next to me holding the album
You can't make old friends
Can't make old friends
It was you and me, since way back when
But you can't make old friends-Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton
I have written before...
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There ain't no good guy, there ain't no bad guy
There's only you and me and we just disagree-Dave Mason
What happens when you create the community you’ve been asking for, and then discover you can’t...
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So let's act with agility
While we still have facility
For we'll soon reach senility
And lose the ability-Tom Lehrer
On a recent visit to our local library, I stumbled across Nora Ephron’s hilari...
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We are all aging—every day, we are older than the day before. Getting older isn't the issue; what interests me is how well we age.
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