Young-people watch

Article Abstract:

An older man talks about his experiences at the movie theater as one of the oldest people in attendance. There he watches young people and delights in wondering what will happen to them as their lives progress. He looks without criticizing and wishes young people well. It reminds him of is youth, but he has no desire to relive it.

United States, Middle aged persons, Column, Young adults, Humor and anecdotes, Voyeurism

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The admiration of others: except in sports, love, and a couple of professions, competitiveness is a killer

Article Abstract:

An writer finds that as he ages, he no longer feels as competitive as he once did with other writers. Instead, he can marvel at their skill and style, and take pleasure in the diversity of experience. He feels youthful competitiveness diverts attention away from the creative process.

Psychological aspects, Aged, Elderly, Analysis, Authors, Writers, Competition (Psychology)

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Faithfully yours

Article Abstract:

A personal relationship with God is described. The relationship is unique in that it is the longest-lasting relationship and, at the same time, the relationship that has changed the least. The relationship remains basically the same as it was at the age of five.

Faith, God, Knowableness of God

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