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When your number is up (that big six followed by an even bigger zero), your back may ache, your breath may be a trifle short, but it's what you think about that makes the real difference. Not simply a standard self-help treatise, this text examines what it means mentally and emotionally to live over the age of sixty. Drawing insight from many sages, writers, poets, song lyricists and philosophers as diverse as Aristotle and Bob Dylan, Tom Paugh poignantly (and often humorously) examines the way we think and re-think the questions of life, death, love, happiness, sex, friendship wisdom and sorrow. Using his own life experiences, friends and family as examples for what makes up a life, the author finds the universality that connects us all as we face the inevitable joys and sorrows of growing older.
About the Author
Tom Paugh was editor-in-chief of Sports Afield magazine from 1977 to 1994, when he retired. A graduate of Colgate University, he has been a USAF intelligence officer, a newspaper reporter, magazine columnist and feature writer, professional outdoor photographer and watercolor artist. In March, 1999 he turned 70 and he continues to write, paint and photograph. Along with Anne, his wife of 45 years, he divides his time between south Florida and northern Virginia.
When your number is up (that big six followed by an even bigger zero), your back may ache, your breath may be a trifle short, but it's what you think about that makes the real difference. Not simply a standard self-help treatise, this text examines what it means mentally and emotionally to live over the age of sixty. Drawing insight from many sages, writers, poets, song lyricists and philosophers as diverse as Aristotle and Bob Dylan, Tom Paugh poignantly (and often humorously) examines the way we think and re-think the questions of life, death, love, happiness, sex, friendship wisdom and sorrow. Using his own life experiences, friends and family as examples for what makes up a life, the author finds the universality that connects us all as we face the inevitable joys and sorrows of growing older.
About the Author
Tom Paugh was editor-in-chief of Sports Afield magazine from 1977 to 1994, when he retired. A graduate of Colgate University, he has been a USAF intelligence officer, a newspaper reporter, magazine columnist and feature writer, professional outdoor photographer and watercolor artist. In March, 1999 he turned 70 and he continues to write, paint and photograph. Along with Anne, his wife of 45 years, he divides his time between south Florida and northern Virginia.
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