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So much great feedbasck here. This place is a real treasure. I've gone through much the same for some while. I'll be 82 in a month or so. I've had a group of friends from high school I've kept in touch with over all the years/decades. I've realized people (it seems), drift away in time into their own worlds - life's priorities change. My best friend of 70 years commented to me a couple of years ago, "I guess we don't have that much to say to each other any more." It was hurtful. I try to justify it by telling myself he has a crappy life with a wife who hates him, is mentally going down hill, and he has no other options available to him, and it's making him bitter and resentful of life in general. At this age, lots of friends have passed on. Many more just drift off into the ether. I tell myself it's change and a normal part of life and to give others the freedom to change as they want.
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Marv Evans
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