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Playing The Game Of Life

T shirt typography graphic with quote My life, game, rules. Grunge fashion stylish print for sports wear. Template for t-shirt, apparel or card, poster. Symbol of active lifestyle.Well, we made it. Jo and I completed our 15-hour drive from Indiana back to the Villages, FL. We're officially snowbirds.

Our summer was filled with fun family events, and constant routine medical checkups with all kind of specialists. The week before we left, we scheduled our annual visit to the heart doctor. Two thumbs up, keep on keeping on, see ya next year!

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Playing The Game Of Life

Well, we made it. Jo and I completed our 15-hour drive from Indiana back to the Villages, FL. We’re officially snowbirds. Our summer was filled with fun family events, and constant routine medical checkups with all kind of specialists. The week before we left, we scheduled our annual visit to the heart doctor. Two thumbs up, keep on keeping on, […]

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I’m Outsleeping The Cat!

Howard and I have been friends for 75 years. We’re just two old guys enjoying old times – much of our discussions center around aches and pains and medical issues. He called to “check in” after my visit to the cancer center. He was happy to hear the test results showed no cancer, over two years cancer free! We reminisced […]

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Best of Dennis – When It Comes To Inflation, The Fat Lady Isn’t Even Close!

Best of Dennis… Dennis is taking a week off to unplug and recharge, but he will be back writing soon. Given how persistent cost-of-living pressures continue to weigh on household budgets, this article from January 25, 2024 is well worth a second look! Take a look back at Dennis’s timeless advice on tackling inflation and protecting your retirement savings against […]

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Knock! Knock! Is Anybody Listening?

Subscriber Robert G. sent me an eye-opening article, Americans say they need $1.2 million to retire comfortably, survey finds — but many expect to fall short. My grandfather would grin and say, “Things that don’t change, remain the same.” Whenever I chided my elders, “Why didn’t you warn me?” their response was, “We did, and you didn’t listen.” As an […]

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