Teenaged me wasn’t very smart. “Hope I die before I get old.” ‘Never trust anyone over 30.” I’d not yet heard of the 27 Club, but if I had, I might have aspired to joining it, thus avoiding becoming untrustworthy.
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Roxanne Tellier – Aging and Changing
Posted in Opinion with tags Aging and Changing, benefits, Canada, Canada Health Act, Canada Pension Plan, caring, Concorde, creative, DBAWIS, empathic, Expo 67, Geodesic Dome, Golden Years, Great Depression, internet, learning, mindfulness, North America, Ontario Place, past, positive, segarini, Seniors, Social Media, Spanish Flu, Tellier on May 2, 2021 by segariniRoxanne Tellier … Of Time and Tides
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags acceptance, aging, anger, aquafit, Barbette Kensington, bargaining, Bob Segarini, British Columbia, DBAWIS, denial, Depression, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Golden Years, Health, Roxanne Tellier, senescence, stages of grief on September 10, 2017 by segarini
Next week, I’ll be heading to British Columbia to visit my daughter, granddaughters, family and friends. My husband gifted me the fare; he knows I’ve been aching to see the girls. I’ll be there for my daughter’s birthday, and to reacquaint myself with my granddaughters, who are teetering on the brink of their teenage years, at ages 11 and 13. My daughter will have her hands full for the next decade with these two little minxes.
Roxanne Tellier: But What if You Live?
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags aging, and Well-Being.”, “Goddesses Never Age: The Secret Prescription for Radiance, “The Mind Body Code, Barbette Kensington, Bob Segarini, But What if You Live?, DBAWIS, Doctor Who, Dr. Christiane Northrup, Dr. Mario Martinez, Golden Years, Ontario Student Grant, Retirement, Roxanne Tellier, Vitality on September 18, 2016 by segarini
For boomers, aging is a bit like puberty; we don’t know what’s next, and we’re both eagerly anticipative and terrified of what’s to come. Often simultaneously.
JAIMIE VERNON – CHANGESONEBOWIE
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Aladdin Sane, Blackstar, Bob Segarini, Canadian Music, ChangesOneBowie, David Bowie, DBAWIS, death, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Emm Gryner, Fame, Glass Spider, Golden Years, Jaimie Vernon, Moving Targetz, Serious Moonlight, Simon Bedford-James, Station To Station, Thin White Duck, Tin Machine, Tony "Wild T" Springer, Young Americans, Ziggy Stardust on January 16, 2016 by segarini
“Last night they loved you,
opening doors
and pulling some strings, angel”
Major Tom has left orbit for good. David Bowie’s indelible Aladdin Sane lightning bolt transfixed to our collective psyche and his audio imprint etched into turntables everywhere.
