When did people start ending every conversation with “be safe. Keep yourself safe”? Am I the only one that wonders when it was decided that we are living in a time of war or zombie attacks? And why is it so incredibly sad to know that the enemy we’re being cautioned against is a disease too often spread to us by our own loved ones and ‘friends’?
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Roxanne Tellier: Will You Still Need Me? Will You Still Feed Me? When I’m 64.
Posted in Opinion with tags Ageing, Aldous Huxley, Amazon, Apple, Baby Boomers, Bette Davis, Cher, Colleen Shields, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, eBay, Etsy, Facebook, Geritol, Jocelyn Wildenstein, Kim Lumsdon, Maurice Chevalier, Millennials, Mitch Seavey, music, Olga Kotelko, Paul McCartney, Roxanne Tellier, sex toys, Shopbot, Silly Putty, The Rolling Stones, Toronto on October 27, 2013 by segariniTick tock, Tick tock. Time is marching on for everyone, but oh so very visibly for the Baby Boomers. And most particularly for those of us who chose careers that put us in the public’s eye. If you are lucky enough to stay on the right side of the grass, you are going to get old, and if you have a scrap book full of photos, you are going to have proof positive that aging in our society is not for the weak of heart or stomach.