My book is light enough to read on a plane or at the beach but hits on every concern you have about aging – with humor and self reflection, you don’t have to age alone. AGE WITH ME!
senior moment
MY GRANDDAUGHTER DOES NOT REFER TO ME AS “GRANDMA”
My not quite-three-year-old granddaughter wanted her mother, my daughter, to read her a book, but my daughter was busy with my grandson. “Ask Grandma to read to you,” suggested my daughter. My granddaughter put her hands on her hip, opened her mouth and in a very Queens accent, said: “I don’t want FAKE mommy. I want my REAL momma!”
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I was taped on Oct 3rd and talked about my life and how I came to write: RAGING AGAINST AGING, kicking & screaming, laughing & crying, stretching & kvetching – available on Amazon and soon on Kindle. The show will air tomorrow. We laughed the entire hour and I hope you will, too. RAGE, AGE with HUMOR!!!
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SENIOR MOMENT?
In my late fifties I was still multi tasking at work and at home. My kitchen is literally in the middle of my house. The laundry is right on the other side.
I used to cook, roast, run the dishwasher, wash a load, dry a load, turn on the coffee pot, boil water in the electric tea kettle – all – simultaneously. I was the master of doing it all and all at once.
But one day “it” happened. I had put a load of laundry in the washer and decided I wanted a cup of herbal tea. I heard the noise of water and I poured myself a cup of tea. But the tea in the teabag was still intact and the water was cold. My first thought was that the kettle had broken. I turned it over to see where it was made. Then I heard the noise again. I could not identify it at first but as I turned around, I saw it was my washing machine. I had never even plugged the tea kettle in. Clearly, I can only do ONE machine at a time now.
WAS THIS A SENIOR MOMENT? WHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENED?