Humor and Aging (HA!)

Welcome to Humor and Aging

For no rational reasons, I never thought that aging, I mean going past middle age, would happen to me. There are certainly benefits, like travel discounts and sometimes having someone get up to give you a seat on the bus. But there are also challenges that aging brings. Seeing a humorous side of these challenges has been helpful to me and I started this Blog to share my perspective. I hope you enjoy it. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.

Changes Over Time: Some Limericks

What Is Happening? I used to be svelte and slim Full of energy and vim But now as I age I feel sadness and rage As I see my vitality dim How Did It Happen? As I teen I could eat with no fear My weight stayed the same every year But having a child…

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Repurposing and Reimagining

I first started thinking about repurposing things when I talked with a friend about some books we were reading. She loves her Kindle, mainly for its portability and adjustable font size, and told me she no longer buys physical books. I have been revamping my apartment, purging some books I have no need for, and…

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Keeping Things of No Use

Why do I keep things that have no use? Sometimes I look around my apartment and think I need to clear out some stuff I never use, but it’s not easy. In the kitchen, I now only do minimal cooking. I often buy prepared foods and use the microwave more than the stovetop or oven.…

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Maturation of Aging

One of the reasons I started this blog several years ago was because I found it so surprising that I was becoming an older person. Who me? No, old people were some aunts and uncles and other older family members, or people I saw on the street pushing rollators. When I saw an older person…

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Bagels for HOW MUCH?

Many older people complain about high prices, and inflation keeps increasing the cost of lots of things, especially since the COVID pandemic. I thought I had gotten used to these increases, but wow- some prices still shock me. I am first generation born in America. My parents were born in Eastern Europe, came to the…

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Not Done Yet: The Humor of Aging

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