Just a bunch of random thoughts...none of which I've gotten from anywhere else.
And by saying that, you can decide whether I'm bragging or I should be apologizing.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Not yet in the 100-125 demographic
I like reading about guys that live to age 113 before they die. Then I can say I'm not yet middle aged.
Ok, so, I've been noticing tons of these little interconnectedness-es lately, and wanted to write a blog post about them, but couldn't remember what you called them, so I looked up your blog so I could find that post where you wrote about them, and then I see that your most recent post (this one) is about middle age and etc. which exactly fits with a conversation I had a couple of hours ago with Mary and Joel about how we consider 60 to be middle-aged, but then Joel pointed out that we really _are_ middle-aged cause most people don't live to be 120. And so there ya go - another one.
I am The Dad of a family of 6 or 7 or 8, give or take, amazing kids (depending on your definitions of what constitutes a kid), with the most amazing partner ever in Cheryl, in West Vincent PA in the house my dad built back in the 50's. I graduated from Westtown School and Earlham College, with a degree in Psychology, which doesn't explain how I became an accountant. I've been a Quaker since I was 2 months old and a Phillies fan since I was 7. Being a Quaker has served me far better.
I hope you enjoy this blog. Let's try to keep it vitriol free.
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Ok, so, I've been noticing tons of these little interconnectedness-es lately, and wanted to write a blog post about them, but couldn't remember what you called them, so I looked up your blog so I could find that post where you wrote about them, and then I see that your most recent post (this one) is about middle age and etc. which exactly fits with a conversation I had a couple of hours ago with Mary and Joel about how we consider 60 to be middle-aged, but then Joel pointed out that we really _are_ middle-aged cause most people don't live to be 120. And so there ya go - another one.
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