Sunday, February 27, 2011
Never Say Die by Susan Jacoby
I have ordered the book,"Never Say Die" by Susan Jacoby, and really look forward to reading it.
There is an excerpt from the book in the New York Times.
There is a considerable amount of truth in the assertion that many old people today — if they are in sound financial shape, if they are in reasonably good health, and if they possess functioning brains — can explore an array of possibilities that did not exist even a generation ago. “If ” is the most important word in the preceding sentence.
I really like her style of writing and what she is saying. Dick Stroud
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