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 – My Fellow Americans
Posted in COVID 19, Health, life, Opinion, politics, Review with tags alternative truth, American Rescue Plan, anti-democratic, ‘essential workers, Big Lie, Canada, CERB, Civil War, COVID 19, DBAWIS, Democrat, Dundurn Press, Even So, Fox News, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, hazard pay, Joe Biden, Lauren B. Davis, My Fellow Americans, My Pillow Guy, North America, pandemic, Republicans, RINO, Rudy Giuliani, segarini, stop the steal!, Tellier, trumpCult, White House on March 7, 2021 by segarini
It is believed that the first president to use the term “my fellow Americans” was Franklin Delano Roosevelt, in his Inaugural Address of 1933.
Peter Posts Prodigious (Moving) Pictures….
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Last week’s column was the first of several on my olde office, for after all, when one works for nearly 20 years in the same place, it’s more like a marriage than a fling!
Pat Blythe: The Women of Rock – Part Four
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Hello everyone. Let’s give a warm welcome to Debbie and Cyndi. Two unique women who dance to their own drummers and whose talents encompass a variety of musical fields in two decidedly different decades. These ladies can pop and rock, disco down or jazz it up, sing the blues, or pour their soul into a ballad. Their many talents run the full gamut and they have led the way for a new kind of woman in music, adding their own twist and turns to rock and roll. Quirky, outrageous, individualistic, sexy, ballsy, entertaining, exuberant, clever, brilliant, artistic and really, really smart.
Segarini: Don't Believe a Word I Say 