I watched this last night. I liked it... that and the fact that one of the characters has my name.

Me in a nutshell:


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A woman like this!


If you actually listen, in the lyrics he says she's a Hoosier. Even better!

Variety is the spice of life.

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1. Blatant pop-ups that ruin my view. I received a guest membership once and decided it wasn't for me. I understand the need to promote yourself, though.

2. People who say that they don't judge you, yet jump right in there to tell you they think you're wrong about something. Which is why I don't get political here. lol

3. Not being able to find a good, cheap cigar. Anywhere!

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Pokey LaFarge is playing in my town Saturday night, Sept. 3 at 7:00 pm.


I'm actually excited!

I think on some level that we have all been in this place before, whether as a teen or as an adult. There just seems like you wind up with one (hopefully just one! Any more is the start of a pattern that needs professional help.) that drives us crazy. usually sex is involved.


Rock ON!

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Last Sunday, I turned 64. Besides the obvious musical reference to the Fab Four (and if you don't know who I'm referring to, then you're just too young and need to move along, please. lol), I've now come to the stage of my life where acceptance of my limitations is crucial to growing as an adult.

I don't run any more. Now I walk. Actually, I walk more on my job five days a week than most people do in a month. I am always carrying something or pushing something for a good six of the eight hours I work each day. It does keep me in relatively good shape. I don't huff or puff yet, so all is good there.

I don't over-indulge any more. Chief example of this would be my not frequenting bars any more. Whenever I want to have a drink, I do it at home. Gone are the usual drink-drive worries, and when I've had my fill, I simply stop. Over-indulgence also applies to eating, time on the internet and watching television. I'd rather sit with an interesting book or to take a leisurely walk instead. The human imagination can be quite entertaining and I feel there's not enough time to see things and learn things.

My sole acceptance of my now senior years is what I did this week: I applied for Social Security. I wanted to wait until I fully retired at age 66, but, I thought, what the Hell? Life is too short to wait, and applying two years early will give me the chance to supplement my income to the degree that I can pay off my debts and even save some money for all of the trips I've wanted to take... like going to England and even going to California to spend quality time with my sister and her family.

Time will tell how many more changes I will meet in the coming years. All I know is that change is inevitable, hence the old saying: The only thing about life that doesn't change is change.

My own personal journey through life is at another level right now. Who knows what tomorrow will bring? But, I'm not running frightened. I'm facing life head on!

Peace!

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I was just a boy of 17 when this wonderful song was released in 1969. And now, as of Sunday I will turn 64 and this song has a deeper, more personal meaning to me than it ever did before.


Yes, I'm at the stage where I'm reflecting on my life. I am glad and indeed feel blessed I've made it this far.

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Back when 2 and a Half Men was still funny, there was a character named Kandi, who played the dumb broad role to the hilt:


I miss her.

....positive! Too much time and energy is being devoted to fear and death in the news. Look around you - do you see hate on your doorstep? Or do you see people who will smile when you smile, who will chat with you about the positive things going on in the world?

Don't succumb to hate. Drive it out of your world with love and peace. Oh, to have a real love train traveling around the globe promoting peace and love for your fellow man!

C'mon, people! Let's start the joy right now... get up, smile and dance with me!!!


Love, love, LOVE is what we all need.

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