Soon I'll be 65. I've retired recently. I was pretty much forced to by my (lack of) health. Arthritis flare up, gastrointestinal stuff followed closely by stroke number four (still unknown source of blood clot). The hospital stay after the stroke was so uncomfortable that my back is now giving me enough discomfort for me to be bedridden. If I were more comfortable, I'd be delighted to be retired. So when I'm back on my feet, I will be. My income is very small, but I'm comfortable, and I have health insurance which eats up more than my pension.
For the first time in several years, I've got two rooms, a complete kitchen and a bathroom big enough to dance in. The videos show off my paintings by my grandmother, Eric Dennard, and my son. My son stays every other weekend along with my grandson ... so delightful.
Selling Out to Keep It Real: Indie Currency in the Decade(s) of Dysfunction
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n+1 has a new piece on the changing landscape of the “sellout,” and the
assertions of authenticity that have been re-shaped in the relationship
between a...
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