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Every time I turn on the news it seems they are talking about the price of gasoline. Yet, I see youngsters driving $100,000 pickups and families driving $100,000 cars. When I was a youngster, gas was around .20¢ a gallon. The sad thing is I didn’t have .
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My Future? Where did you go?As an “old guy”, I sometimes live in the past. Just the other day I sat in my den watching TV. On TV was some kind of story about how much better it will be in the future. It reminded me of a “short subject” I saw one night inside the Main Theatre over at Stonewall.
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In my Opinion

May is a busy month with Mother’s day, graduations and Memorial day weekend activities. Hopefully these occasions have presented or are presenting you with opportunities to connect with friends and family. Too often our connection time with people is at the funeral home.
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This month our high school class will celebrate our 61st anniversary. The following article made me think of what some of us from ’65 would write about the past 58 years. Here is a review from another school “Through the Years.

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Quote of the Week: “I think more about running away now than I did as a kid; but, by the time I put my teeth in, my glasses on, my hearing aids in, and find my keys, I forget why I’m going.” —CC— I didn’t realize until this week that Julie Andrews and I are the same age.
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Coco The OrphanI once read a story about a little French orphan girl named “Coco”. I didn’t think I had ever heard of “Coco” but it was her nickname. She was born back in 1883. And besides that, she was a girl who was raised by nuns.

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It’s April again. I was still sort of waiting for April to get here and all of a sudden, I realize it came upon us so fast that its nearly gone already. April has always been sort of special to me. It means the dreaded winter, and unlikeable March has come and gone.

LOW-COST SMARTPHONE PLANS FOR BUDGET-MINDED SENIORS

Dear Savvy Senior, What are the absolute lowest-cost smartphone plans for seniors who mainly talk and text but need a little cellular data for email and occasional use? I’m currently paying $40 a month and hoping to cut that down.--Looking to SaveDear Looking, You’re asking a smart question.
LOW-COST SMARTPHONE PLANS FOR BUDGET-MINDED SENIORS

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It has been many years since I have attended an Easter Sunrise Service. When we used to have them, I always enjoyed going. Have you ever wondered where the tradition began? Ace Collins shares information that I never knew. He writes….
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