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Category Archives: aging
THE GREAT MOVE…HALFWAY THERE
If you have been following Marc’s Blog since mid-summer you may have caught one of my postings on “The Big Move.” After 23 years in our current house, Rosemarie and I decided to uproot ourselves and become pioneers in the … Continue reading
INTO THE GREAT UNKNOWN, KNOWINGLY
This is turning out to be a year of big changes with unknown destinations. I had no idea back in January that I’d be sitting here in October wondering where I will be living by the end of the year. … Continue reading
Posted in aging, blogging, economy, health, moving, self-publishing, WHATEVER!, WRITING
Tagged blogging, change, destinations, health, home, moving, new directions, publishing, retirement, rolling stone, surgery, writing
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WHAT DREAMS WERE MADE OF
I do not remember where I was on November 25, 1946. Afterall, I was only a few months past my first birthday. But thanks to my dad’s sense of history he put away that week’s edition of LIFE Magazine, its … Continue reading
Posted in aging, consumerism, Family, lifestyle
Tagged American Dream, economy, Family Dream, history, household goods, Life Magazne, Material goos, nostalgia, photographs, Post World War II
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TIME SPIRALS
I’ve had little time of late to simply settle into my thinking chair on the back patio and ponder whatever comes to mind. The big move we are undertaking has kept me busy filling boxes and checking off items on a … Continue reading
PAIN…it’s a matter of tolerance
I think I’ve eaten more shredded wheat this past week than a farmer could plow wheat fields in one day with his John Deere. It’s all part of the effort to get my plumbing back to normal operation after the back … Continue reading
Posted in aging, health
Tagged body, doctor, health, medical, medicine, no pain no gain, operation, ouch!, pain, side effects, surgery, tolerence
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I GOT A NEW OLD PHONE!
I got a new phone. It is not quite the experience of getting a new car, although for younger folks I suppose it is based on the amount of time and money they spend on their phones. My purchase, however, was a … Continue reading
Posted in aging, communication, media
Tagged apps, captain kirk, cell phone, communications, gadgets, i phone, lifestyle, phone, phone cost, retirement, self-publisher, star trek, technology, writing
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DAD WAS RIGHT…TO HELL IN A HAND BASKET!
This isn’t the first time that it seems everything around us is going bonkers. In fact, it happens all the time, generation after generation. The older one thinks the younger one is inferior and will destroy everything their elders have worked so … Continue reading
Posted in aging, communication, history, Issues, politics
Tagged Capitol Hill, climate change, congress, Democracy, election, freedom, going to hell in a handbasket, government, Laws, liberty, politics, president, statue of liberty, votng, Washington, White House
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RANDOM THOUGHTS FROM MY THINKING CHAIR
It was a beautiful day here in South Florida. My Cubs game in Chicago was postponed due to rain and snow. Snow??? This is mid-April for cry’n out loud. Who wants to live in a climate that snows halfway through spingtime…not this stay-at-home hermit. … Continue reading
Posted in aging, animal life, blogging, environment, home, Uncategorized
Tagged 1950s, cruise ships, cruising, Egyptian Geese, environment, goose, Muscovy Ducks, old movies, random thoughts, thinking, what will be will be, wildlife
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MOM & DAD …GOTTA LOVE ‘EM…GOTTA MISS ‘EM!
*** A note to my fellow indie-authors/publishers follows this post *** As a parent your main mission is to raise your children so that they become caring and contributing people in society and the bonus you hope for is that … Continue reading
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