We’re not getting any younger. I spent yesterday morning at a remembrance for someone who died recently – it’s becoming more and more regular among people I know. As we get older, we start to lose our parents, aunts and uncles, and then co-workers and friends. At first, losing friends can be a surprise, but then we get older and it stops being entirely uncommon. People still get cancer that can sometimes be slowed down but never seems to be incurable.
While we can’t prevent the aging process, we can stop to celebrate our friends and relatives that are around. During this Thanksgiving weekend, make sure you appreciate the good people in your lives. I’d like to thank everyone I’ve met through the years and who may read these posts. You are all special to me and I am thankful to have known you. I hope that I’ll be around for a long time, and that you won’t soon hear of my passing, and that I won’t hear of yours. Good health to all.
And one way to stay healthy is to listen to my podcast. Spend awhile with Lee Michaels, The Smithereens, The Clash, Joe Jackson, English Beat, Bad Manners, The New Pornographers, Pigbag, Beth Orton, Van Morrison, Neil Young, Love, the Kazenetz/Katz Super Circus, Tommy James, Crazy Elephant, and the Turtles.
This podcast is available to stream or download at brennick.net. All previous podcasts are still available on the website as well. Listen, download, leave comments and suggestions, and share with others. Thank you.
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