Posted in Aging, Humor

Follow Up to Monday Evening’s “The Older I Get” Blog Post

So the other night, I did a silly post about photographing older folks (“older folks” meaning me).

Here’s a link, in case you missed it:

https://nealenjoy.com/2024/10/07/the-older-i-get-2/

Tonight, I am back in “My Square,” Washington Square, here in Historic District Savannah …

Reading …

Such a fun read! 

And I thought, “Should I do another selfie tonight?“

I started …

“There we go,” I thought, “that angle meets the criteria.”

Then got a bit braver …

And only because fellow blogger buddy Matt VERY generously said my best feature was my smile …

It’s getting dark, so I should go in. HR will be ready for dinner soon. 

Our autumn outside door 

Our autumn inside door

May you have a Joyful and Peaceful Wednesday night.

Posted in Aging, Humor

You Know

You know you’re getting … “older” when you open up an email such as this …

And find it not only a fascinating read, but just so very practical, and maybe even a little bit hip.

Or at least close to the hip.

Posted in Aging

AOA — AGING’S ON THE AGENDA

A new blog category examining the frightening, exhilarating processes of our inevitable aging.

So here I am, sitting in my ever-faithful study chair …

… re-reading Andrew Weil’s Healthy Aging.

I first bought and read the book back in 2005 …

… when I was a young 53.

And now that I am a young … 71, I am understanding Weil better than before.

SERIOUSLY? I was once 53?

For this first post in the new category, I’ll let Weil speak:

“To age gracefully means to let nature take its course while doing everything in our power to delay the onset of age-related disease, or in other words, to live as long and as well as possible, then have a rapid decline at the end of life.”

I like that Aging Agenda.

HR and I belong to a wonderful church here in Savannah, Asbury Memorial. Recently we lost our church’s matriarch, Miss Virginia, at 99 years of age. On Sunday we celebrated her long incredible life.

Miss Virginia sang in the church choir up until a month before her demise. She lived “as long and as well as possible.”

Healthy Aging to Us All!