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  • ELDER MUSIC: Bagpipes

    This Sunday Elder Music column was launched in December of 2008. By May of the following year, one commenter, Peter Tibbles, had added so much knowledge and value to my poor attempts at musical presentations that I asked him to... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 09-30-2012

  • A Young Woman's Wisdom

    Many of you know that nearly from the beginning, Time Goes By has shared a connection with awesome geriatrician Bill Thomas, author of my favorite book on aging, What Are Old People For?, and his new novel about elders, Tribes... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-01-2012

  • TGB ELDERLAW ATTORNEY: Gifts - Part 2

    Orrin Onken writes the twice-monthly TGB Elderlaw Attorney column in which he discusses legal issues of concern and interest to elders. He is an elderlaw attorney licensed to practice in the state of Oregon. He also keeps his own blog,... Read More.....
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-02-2012

  • Tonight's Presidential Debate and Social Security

    The first of three presidential debates is scheduled for this evening hosted by Jim Lehrer. It will last 90 minutes, and these are the scheduled topics: Economy – 45 minutes Health Care – 15 minutes Role of Government – 15... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-03-2012

  • Loneliness and Old Age

    It has been conventional wisdom for a long time that loneliness in elders leads to decline in health and, possibly, early death. In June, a widely-reported, six-year study of 1600 people age 60 and older from the University of California... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-04-2012

  • Elders and the Presidential Debate

    Yes, President Barack Obama was off his game in Wednesday evening's debate appearing, at various times, tired, bored and listless. And whoever advised Obama not to pound Mitt Romney with his 47 percent speech every time the Republican nominee said...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-05-2012

  • INTERESTING STUFF: 6 October 2012

    RANDOM HAIR GROWTH AND OTHER AFFLICTIONS OF OLD AGE This invocation at a 2009 convention from Mary Maxwell has been around for awhile but it's still funny as Darlene Costner reminded me this week. There is more from Mary Maxwell... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-06-2012

  • ELDER MUSIC: Letters

    This Sunday Elder Music column was launched in December of 2008. By May of the following year, one commenter, Peter Tibbles, had added so much knowledge and value to my poor attempts at musical presentations that I asked him to... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-07-2012

  • Do You Use Feedburner for Your Blog's Subscriptions?

    Time Goes By and The Elder Storytelling Place do and according to Google, which owns Feedburner, it will soon shut down. Well, not quite shut down; here's how our old tech guru friend, Web Teacher Virginia DeBolt, explains it: ”On... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-08-2012

  • Medicare Mini-Survey

    IMPORTANT - EMAIL SUBSCRIBERS: This is for EMAIL SUBSCRIBERS only, not rss. Following on Monday's note about subscription changes to TGB, on Wednesday (after morning blog delivery) I will migrate email addresses from Feedburner to FeedBlitz. If everything...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-09-2012

  • Blog Housekeeping – Email Moving Day

    Well, yes, for the third damned day in a row, I'm doing a post about the back-end mechanics of blogging. Don't blame me; it's all Google's fault. In 2007, they bought FeedBurner, a feed management service which had been around... Read...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-10-2012

  • Confessions of a Late-Age Coward

    ”When I was three years old during World War II, Mom sent me to nursery school. She walked me the four blocks down the hill from our house where she handed me over to the bus driver. He let me... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-11-2012

  • TGB's First Friday Cat Video

    Hundreds – well, probably thousands of websites and blogs post only cat photos and videos on one day of the week. I do enough of that intermixed with a lot of other kinds of items on Saturday's Interesting Stuff post.... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-12-2012

  • INTERESTING STUFF: 13 October 2012

    FIRST EVER STREISAND CONCERT IN BROOKLYN She is an (un)acquired taste for many but whether you love her or hate her, there is no question that Barbra Streisand is an icon of our generation. What's amazing is that in all... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-13-2012

  • ELDER MUSIC: Still Livin’ On

    This Sunday Elder Music column was launched in December of 2008. By May of the following year, one commenter, Peter Tibbles, had added so much knowledge and value to my poor attempts at musical presentations that I asked him to... Read More...
    Posted to Time Goes By by TIME GOES BY on 10-14-2012
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