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Needless to say I am one in this group of 50 and older, and believe living to be over thirty-nine(as I kiddingly tell my granddaughter)is something to be proud of and excited about especially if you've taken care of your self.

Some of us have not been good to ourselves for many reasons and are not here today which is unfortunate. Those who are surviver have a number of things in common; one of those things is you can usually do anything you want because you are your own person. Many have gone through the over the hill part of their lives and found that turning forty plus wasn't as bad as thought.

Many women finally realized getting over that hill was easier than getting over the heel, and during those years our children grew up(I jokingly tell people my children are "grown and gone").Along with maturity came lifestyle changes (both good and bad), independence, divorces, and even some deaths, and most of us lived through it all.
 
Those years were truly times for learning lessons of life including how to better take care of our selves. The information available to us was not available to our parents and unfortunately many of them didn't live to be the ages we are now because they didn't know how to take care of themselves as well. 

Is there someone you feel epitimizes the 3F's, family member, best friend, teacher, pastor etc. Tell us why you feel should be recognized, and allow us to recognized them. By the way men like flowers(knowing they are appreciated) COME ON, LET'S CELEBRATE!!!!!  Also if you'd like a response please type your e-mail address in your message because this format does not automatically include it.

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An Interview with Paul Tucker, a performance artist who lives in Boston, Massachusetts.

Question: Where do you get your ideas?

Paul: I try to draw my idea from real life as much as possible, such as things I notice on the street or conversations I overhear.

Q: What has the response been to your most recent installation?

Paul: Most people have been very disturbed by it. Death threats aside, I feel this is a good thing.

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Here I might include a picture of the interviewee.