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This is the third in an occasional series from my dear nonagenarian Aunt Doris. Aunt Doris When it comes to staying out of debt and making ends meet, I can only tell you what’s worked for me. I was left a young widow with an 11-year-old son — so I had to take charge of my finances. I paid off my charge cards, and I’ve never owned one since. It’s one of the Continue reading A Few Thoughts from Aunt Doris: How to Make Ends Meet This is an article from my dear Aunt Doris, who regular readers know is the head panelist in all of my family blind taste-test challenges. I wish everybody could have an Aunt Doris in their family. When you buy a refrigerator, or a car, or even a teakettle, you get a booklet that tells you what to expect, how it works, and basically what to do in the case it doesn’t Continue reading My Nonagenarian Aunt Doris Shares Her Thoughts On Growing Old |
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A Few Thoughts from Aunt Doris: The Gift of Laughter
This is the second in an occasional series from my dear nonagenarian Aunt Doris.
Aunt Doris
I do love to laugh. Even as a kid, any crying always ended in laughing.
In this day and age of complaining, protesting and general worry, it’s what we all need. It can help in the most dire of times.
In World War II, during the bombing of London (yes, I was there) the warden would always
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