
2nd Quarter 2021 Newsletter
One of the subtleties of aging is recognizing our own idiosyncrasies in others. Things we thought only existed in our minds, turn out as recognizable and common among us all.
One of the subtleties of aging is recognizing our own idiosyncrasies in others. Things we thought only existed in our minds, turn out as recognizable and common among us all.
Some events occur with absolute certainty and although experienced many times, upon arrival, are somehow unexpected.
We all engage in activities to reduce the stress in our lives, expand our horizons, and to simply relax and enjoy our allotted time on this earth. For me, that means spending time with friends and family, reading, fishing, and in low altitude orbit while flying a 50-year-old Piper Cherokee aircraft.
One of the few upsides for me to this Pandemic is having caught up on my reading. I have also had more time to reflect personally about, well, life. It has been said that it’s truly an ill wind that blows no good.