What I Expect as I Enter my Sixties
Looking ahead, I am preparing myself for the reality that my sixties might bring periods of solitude.
Looking ahead, I am preparing myself for the reality that my sixties might bring periods of solitude.
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So there it is. My plan would not work for everyone, at least not in total but these elements are what are helping me to find my individuality and rediscover my values.
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