Thank you all for your lovely comments on yesterday’s post about Time Goes By’s poor reputation rating. It surely was not meant as a fishing expedition and I was surprised. You make me feel all warm and fuzzy. You’re all just wonderful.
Continue ReadingCan you guess who said this? We have come to a clear realization of the fact that true individual freedom cannot exist without economic security and independence. “Necessitous men are not free men.” People who are hungry and out of a job are the stuff of which dictatorships are made. and this… In our day […]
Continue ReadingHot Koko is the “band” Jude and I formed when we started to learn playing music a couple of years ago. A band— with two people? Really? Why? Here is why… It is fun. Music, for us, is about play, it is about imagination it is about bringing new sounds and feelings and ideas into […]
Continue ReadingIn a story at boston.com about the future of aging, reporter Leon Neyfalkh concludes: ”…one thing we can definitely count on is that the old people of the future will have been young once — and the lives they were…
Continue ReadingSuperficially, the latest unemployment numbers showed some good news for workers age 55 and older: 203,000 more of them were employed in April than in March and the unemployment rate for the group remained steady at 6.5 percent. The improvement…
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So who is the Blogstream for? The short answer is everyone. All comers are welcome and we hope everyone is interested in our message to change aging.
But still, who is the Blogstream really for… we really hope anyone with a pro-aging vision and a passion for changing aging will either sign-up for a ChangingAging Blog or submit their existing blog feed to the Blogstream.
Continue ReadingThis is a snip from my favorite “traditional music” blog. Ron and Donna are giants of the traditional music movement. In this post they are writing about Martin Carthy, a man who helped launch a traditionalist/folk revival in the 1960’s. I am particularly taken by line… “The older I have got, the more the songs […]
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The funny thing about music is that one note follows another. That note might go up, it might go down, it might stay the same but basically— one note after another. Simple things are, I think, the most difficult to master. I remember the years I was studying Organic Chemistry and Calculus. These subjects […]
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