How much of life’s meandering journey do you remember? Chances are you can sit around the dinner table for hours and reminisce about the major events—weddings, funerals, the birth of a child, your favorite sport team winning a championship, or your crazy uncle screaming “Congratulations!” at your college graduation. I’m betting, though, you carry aroundContinue reading “The Small Moments”
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Too Old for Toothpaste, too Young for a Life-Alert
I’m fifty-nine years old, a very interesting age if you’re a consumer. Most companies assume I’ve already made my buying choices for life; they figure I’m set with toothpaste, razor blades, deodorant, etc. As a result, none, and I mean none, of their advertising is directed at me. On the other side of the equation,Continue reading “Too Old for Toothpaste, too Young for a Life-Alert”
Steven Rogers 