This is for @cocopeaches - when driving my husband to eye surgery, I measured the distance. The doc was ten Dollar Generals away.
More Americans are turning 65 this year than ever before, and that number is set to creep even higher over the next few years. An average of 11,200 Americans will reach that traditional retirement age each day in 2024.
Here we go. This is where it's gonna get sticky. Watch and see. There are not enough young people to take care of all of the old people. I hope people are finding ways to work with siblings, cousins, all family and neighbors. Because there will be no one else to do it
Cute
Somehow... Mercury square Pluto, probably, I thought of two more common, usual things (like growing up watching tv), that are factored out of my world... my life experience. It's really grows the stack of oddness. I think it explains a lot, for good or ill.
It's somewhat surprising, given a choice, I'd definitely opt to not have what most everyone did. It's not surprising it's isolating. I don't think I noticed, or if didn't matter, until the last ten years or so. That was the first time, I told, Satori, I hoped some fad that I hated, would go out of style.
She corrected me on that. Said it would never go out of style. She was correct of course. So the collective is interested in things I'm not interested in. You can say, sucks to be me, I guess.
One thing I realize, is I'll never be with the majority or the status quo. I just have no way to merge. This is more true, the older I get.
I think it's because the effects of whatever it is that you've done in your life, shows as you age.
Am I the only weirdo who loves the cicadas? 😅 I loved picking them up and hearing them sing since I was little. Now I go out on my deck in the early morning to hear them.