In his song, “Jack and Diane,” John (Cougar) Mellencamp wrote, “Life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone.” If I am honest, sometimes I feel that way. I’m 43, and there aren’t very many firsts left anymore. In fact, I think my next “first” to look forward to is my first grandchild.Continue reading “Was Mellencamp Right?”
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Nostalgia
[featured-image link=”null” link_single=”inherit” single_newwindow=”false” alt=”DHS class of 1986″]Image from Davison Index, 1986[/featured-image] There are no friends like old friends. It’s cliche, but of course true in that way cliches often are. The older I get, the more comfort I am finding in friends I have known a long time. The fact is, I’m at thatContinue reading “Nostalgia”
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