In Stacey D'Erasmo's review of Linda Grant's new book, We Had It So Good, Stephen, a main character, said, "'How can I be 50, he reflects . . . 'when I only just began?'"
My situation at 65.
And then she "offers the melancholy pleasure of tolling the bells for a generation that is gradually fading away. Their bright colors, however fleeting or illusory, will be missed."
Did anyone else dress up and go to Bethesda Fountain on a Sunday afternoon in 1968?
Reminds me of something I heard often growing up: today is tomorrow's yesterday -- and tomorrow never comes.
ReplyDeleteThe great thing about now, is that it's always now. When? Right now.
You continually amaze me with your ability to make all positive.
ReplyDeleteIt will be an honor to follow your blog. I always learn something from you. Gail Velez
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