Review by Gary Geyer
You have never seen anything quite like this before. Starring the Earth and its inhabitants, with excellent commentary by David Attenborough.
It’s a stunning (and I don’t use that word often) record of animals and habitats that sadly, might not be around for much longer! It is totally fascinating and awe inspiring. A […]

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By Dennis Rich
My family values are very clear-cut to me. These are the values inculcated by my parents, which I hold sacred and would like to pass on to my children and theirs too if possible. Our family values should be a blend of tradition and modernity without crossing the boundary too much. Religion […]

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By Gary Geyer
I imagine I meet all the qualifications to be called, “old”.
But nobody ever calls me that.
Thank heavens there are euphemisms.
Consider my history.
I started out as a “war baby” and joined millions of other “baby boomers.” When I was a kid we were cutely referred to as the “youngsters.”
As a teen, I was a […]

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By Tom Blake
Many people 50-plus who become single are a bit naïve and gullible. That is understandable, some haven’t had a date with anyone other than their spouse in 30 or 40 years.
Sadly, some fall into unfortunate situations that had they known about beforehand, could […]

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The Psychological Birth of the Human Grandfather is Sometimes a Complicated Delivery
By James W. Lomax, M.D.
From the first announcement that Nancy and I were about to become grandparents, there was quite a difference in our responses.
Nancy instantly became involved in a variety of “grand-nesting behaviors,” including things she had never done before. She made […]

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By Gary Geyer

Kathleen Turner has never courted popularity and celebrity to gratify her ego. She has a natural ebullience and sexiness and doesn’t believe that stars should have to “airbrush their image” to stay on top.No shrinking violet, Kathleen has always been fearless, outspoken, and, at times, unfashionably blunt. Whatever she does, on-stage or in […]

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By Gary Geyer, Editor in Chief.

“After spending eight years in prison for helping terminally ill people end their lives, “Dr Death”, as he is sometimes called, has recently been released.”
At “Let Life In” we believe that people over 50 should have the right to experience everything life has to offer- the good things as […]

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By Joel Block

I believe there are two main drivers in life: love and fear. Love is big in the media, fear is big in life. Fear wears many masks, and for many people that may include religion. This isn’t to say that religion doesn’t serve some people, but it also may, in a subtle […]

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By Sherry Halperin
WJF 51 seeks intelligent, handsome, witty, creative, self-assured, financially secure WJM for fun, romance and…
If feels like just yesterday that I scoffed at that personals ad in the Los Angeles Times. But it wasn’t yesterday; it was 1994, a few months after my husband of 26 years died.
I was fifty […]

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By Roy Klein
Most people hate hospitals so much that they wouldn’t be caught dead in one. Not me. In fact, nothing makes me happier than being a hospital patient for a few days. It’s one of my favorite places on earth. Here’s why:
Comfy positions
First of all, your every need is taken care of. They even […]

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