John Kitsco

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What was old is new again. This refers to music, fashion, cars,
furniture, homes...

Don't even think of letting anyone call you old. Even if someone
asks your age- reply: Now listen up - I'm  perpetually 39 and
young at heart. There that ought to settle that argument, for a
while at least...

Thats it. Not old, just young at heart. Which reminds me of two
interesting license plates I noticed. One read: I STARTED WITH NOTHING AND STILL HAVE MOST OF IT.

Another license plate  had: NOWHERE TO GO AND ALL
DAY TO GET THERE.

Yes,older people like to be light-hearted and most are.
striving not to sweat the small stuff. One old timer told me
he considers himself rich and the key to his small fortune
was starting with a big one.

Yes, thats it. Strive to be happy - even with the occassional
aches and pains. As Canadian Poet Leonard Cohen wrote:
I'm aching in places where I used to play...

Old age...its relative, think young and shall be. Continue, in
even a small way to be a part of things. Stay active. Make
a contribution, however small and you shall stay-
forever young.