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Category Archives: aging
RANDOM TRAVEL THOUGHTS
One’s lifetime, it’s been well established, is made up of passages. Our journey begins in childhood, bounces around a bit in our teen years, explores our world and ourselves as young adults, matures in thought as parent and career builder, … Continue reading
Posted in aging, Campaigns, growing up, lifestyle, living, nostalgia, social, time, travel, where or when
Tagged childhood, memories, time passages phases life stages, travel space
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A CLEANSING EXPERIENCE
Sitting naked on a bench in the bathroom of my hospital room while two nurses, complete strangers, washed me down from head to toe, is one of the more perplexing ordeals I faced several times during my recent three-plus weeks … Continue reading
LUCKY ME!
Some of you who have been faithful to Marc’s Blog these past few years may recall my postings in early 2020 about the “Great Fall.” Falls, I understand, are a leading cause of death for people my age. Well, my fall back … Continue reading
MORE TIME, MORE PLACE
In my previous posting I mentioned my fascination with the concept of time and place—that being in the right or wrong place, at the right or wrong time can result in events and experiences both great and small, both good … Continue reading
FAMILY MATTERS…THE BROTHER ISSUE
Note: This piece was originally posted on my blog back in December, 2018. Lately I have spent a lot of time and some of the space here thinking about family and friends and the role they have played in my … Continue reading
Posted in aging, death, Family, growing up, history, home, love, nostalgia
Tagged childhood, Family, Friendships, relationships, siblings
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TickTock
My father lost a good friend he had worked with for many years. They didn’t hang out much together outside of the workplace, but that did not lesson their friendship. They worked all day together, went to lunch together every … Continue reading
MONEY MADNESS
STOPPPPPPP! Good God, what ever happened to fair pricing. Things are just plain out of control. I know all about inflation, capitalism and the Great American Way (Corporate Way). The goal is to make as big a buck as possible … Continue reading
Posted in aging, consumerism, economy, health, medical
Tagged aging, capitalism, cost of living, dental work, dentist, economy, falling, fixed costs, income, inflation, money, painting, pricing
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OUCH!
Pain, I’ve been told, is a good thing. It is the body’s way of informing you that something is wrong. Well, I have gotten the message and it’s been painfully clear. One late night in April of 2020, I fell … Continue reading
The Pipes Are Calling
One of the more difficult problems I have nowadays is giving up a lot of the household maintenance jobs I used to do myself. Given my new physical limitations there are a lot of jobs I can’t do any more … Continue reading
Posted in aging
Tagged aging, disabilities, do it yourself, home repairs, kitchen sink, leaky faucet, plumber, seniors
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When it Brains, It Pours
When you get to be my age, you will have accumulated a huge stockpile of memories along with endless databanks full of both useful and useless information. You will not run out of storage space because the human brain holds … Continue reading
Posted in aging, entertainment, history, movies, nostalgia, whimsy
Tagged brain, Broadway Musical, Frank Sinatra, Guys and Dolls, marlon brando, memories, nostalgia, old movie
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