More than one reason to smile today…thank you davidkanigan.com @ Lead.Learn.Live
Ian Martin is a British author, writer for Oscar-nominated film In the Loop, major contributor to The Thick of It and has written for radio and newspapers. He shares his thoughts about turning 60. A few excerpts:
1. People who “hate getting old” are idiots. Every year is a privilege. Let me tell you, callow miserabilists: getting to 60 feels like a triumph. I have no idea how I made it this far, but I am very grateful…
4. For instance. It was 1968. Early summer evening, a Saturday. My mate and I were hitching home in the Essex countryside. We got a lift from a happy couple in a boaty car that smelled of leather and engine oil. We were 15, they were proper old, 20-ish. Relaxed and so very much in love. They treated us as equals, laughed at our jokes, we smoked their cigarettes. Walk Away Renee by the Four Tops came on the radio. We all sang along to the…
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So glad to learn about David Kanigan. Thanks.
A glimpse around the corner, for me (age 59). 🙂
Me too – I’ll be 59 in August.
As I said before, we are soul sisters 🙂
🙂
I liked it too– thanks for introducing me to David
My pleasure – he’s a gem!
Excellent David. Thanks for sharing
Great post thanks for reblogging it
M pleasure! I thought it was great too
delicious isn’t it… can’t wait till he gets to seventy… maybe not – I”ll be 85 !
Laughing…let’s look forward to it, and not rush it – how’s that? 🙂
the perfect solution !!!
Glad to hear that there’s more regard for maturity these days in your country. I’ll never forget this advertisement I heard when I was visiting the states. “Live young, you’re in the Pepsi Generation”. I had the impression that people were actually worshiping youth…
I think the Baby Boomer generation is once again driving much fo the marketing efforts in the U.S. And now that we are no longer the ‘Pepsi Generation’, we will amend our perspective accordingly, so that we bring the appropriate regard for our ages (which undoubtedly is overdue and driven by a collectively self-oriented perspective)
Oh yes, every year is a blessing!
Good Post
thanks!
I enjoyed this so much! I am closing in on that big “6-0.”