Sunday Morning Reflections: Totally Outside Photography

3/30/2014

This is a website all about the marketing and business side of photography and that's what's posted just about every day of the week. Today though, I just wanted to share something a little different, mostly because it'll just make you smile. It deals with the challenge of aging, something we all face sooner or later, with ourselves and other family members.

I write/manage another blog, Be Aware Better Care. It's the blog for the Senior Friendship Centers here in Sarasota. It's a wonderful group of people who helped my Dad and I a lot when we were dealing with my Mother's Alzheimer's. These two posts are on the lighter side of aging, with my favorite being the remake of Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines, but the second one is a classic two.

The best part of all of this is that I contacted Ben Aaron, the NBC reporter for permission to pull his two videos off of YouTube, and he totally supported the idea. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do...

And as always on Sunday, make it a great day and hug somebody over sixty! (That doesn't mean you can't hug somebody younger too! LOL)

Just click either video and you'll get a little background and a couple minutes of nothing but chuckles!

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