Tag Archives: aging
Life
What the world needs is more geniuses with humility; there are so few of us left. – Oscar Levant Okay now that I have your attention. That quote cracked me up so I needed to put it here. Life has … Continue reading
Posted in Regular Stuff
Tagged aging, busy days, busy life, change, family, life, retirement, seasons, winter
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Just Load the Wagon
Don’t worry about the horse being blind, just load the wagon. John Madden Being retired has its obvious benefits…extra time, relaxed schedules, and freedom from routine. Most of the time, that is true and quite wonderful. Once in a while … Continue reading
Distraction
You can always find a distraction if you’re looking for one. – Tom Kite As I age, I find distractions more often. I walk into the kitchen to put away my coffee cup and I am distracted by the watering … Continue reading
Wine ; )
Nightly Glass Of Wine May Protect Boomer Women’s Bones I read this headline and instantly knew that there must be some real science behind this. Not because I really enjoy a glass of good wine with my evening meal, but … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, baby boomers, bone loss, dry wines, red wine, wine, wine tasting, wineries
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One year closer …
Yesterday I turned 59 without much fanfare or celebration. I hadn’t thought much about the idea that I was one year closer to SIXTY but today it kind of snuck up on me. I’m not falling into a deep depression … Continue reading
Posted in Random Thoughts
Tagged aging, birthdays, changes, growing older, life, maturity, mortality, older, sixty
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Dark Underbelly
I was reading articles from Fox Sports.com and I ran across this one from Reid Forgrave “Carter exposes dark side of NFL”. He begins by writing: Cris Carter, the oughta-be Hall of Fame wide receiver, committed a Class A felony … Continue reading
Posted in Big Thoughts
Tagged aging, athletes, dark underbelly, football, Fox Sports, injuries, NFL, Reid Forgrave, sports
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Letters to a Caterpillar 