Smile To Stay Young! OR ~ ~ “Do You Remember These?”

A little more encouragement for the Baby Boomers!

Just smiling will keep you Young

I can still remember The Burma Shave Road signs and this brought a smile to my face!

John Winkler writes: You may need to watch it twice; once to watch the Burma shave signs change and once to catch all the pictures plus listening to the music of the Sattler Brothers THIS IS REALLY GREAT.
For those of you too young to remember "too bad you missed it!"

Click Here To Smile!

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Be Blessed, As You Continue to Smile!

DP

Keep On Staying Young!

I just received this in an E-Mail and thought you might enjoy it!

Walt Handelsman

Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist and animator

Click Here.

Be Blessed, DP

"Stay Young", These Doctors Tell You.

Now for you who want to stay young and from a medical advantage, Dr. Roizen and Dr. Oz have a 14-Day Extended Warranty Plan.

I have not tried it myself ... yet I would be interested in any reports from you who have done it.

Not seen or heard of it yet? Go to:
You: Stay Young and give it a try!

In the mean time, I will keep an eye pealed for any more answers to our Trek of 'Staying Young'!

Be blessed, DP

How Do You Stay Young? ~ ~ Do It!

Yes, there are many of you out there in ‘Cyber Space’ that have your own way of ‘Staying Young’! OK ~ ‘How do you stay young?’ Or maybe you are just asking the question, “How do I stay Young?”

So COME ON! ~ ~ Cough up those comments and bless my day! I am always looking for more to put in practice my self.

Another way we stay young is to associate with people that are serious about staying young their selves. It is not work … … … It is playing at staying young!

Regardless of what it takes, Just do it! Stay young and be blessed, DP.

©2008

“Writing Keeps Me Young!”, said Phyllis A. Whitney

One of the things that I really enjoy is 'Writing'. After evaluating the Wealth in Books, (See series in BookWealth!) I see where Mystery Lovers took a loss, as Novelist Phyllis A. Whitney died February 8, 2008 at 104, in a hospital near her home reported by son-in-law, Ed Pearson.

It was reported that she said, “Writing Keeps Me Young!” as she was still publishing Romantic 'Who Done Its' even at ninety-four.

Though a sadden time for many, an encouragement to we who are looking at all things that keep our Youthfulness in our Senior years.

Read more about this famous Lady by going to DP Gatten Dot Com.

And stay current on the exciting information that will let you not only read about, but also live your Senior Youthfulness.

Stay Young and Blessed, DP ©2008

Another Travel Log for Seniors! ~ ~ ~ Part Time Business is a way!

We had so many of you send in your Travel Logs that I have no choice, but to write about ours! (Wink!)

To begin with, one of the things that keep us so young is to do so much traveling and getting Uncle Sam to pay for it! “How do you do that?” you say!

“I am glad you asked”, I sez!

We have a part time home business that I will
eventually write about, for your pleasure. Now the Great Thing about our company is that we now have over twenty Benefits we enjoy along with our partners that have joined us.

As you apply your self to a part time Business, you even start thinking different. Traveling is a part of the Business that you work five to ten hours a week and combining a holiday or two with the Business Trips allows you write off your mini Vacations and even the longer ones you are tending to Business those five to ten hours a week.

One of the benefits we partake of is monthly having a knowledgeable Tax Expert keeping us abreast of the tax advantages and any changes IRS makes.

We know that you will want to hear more about this, as we will continue to update this series in between the other Items that keep us young.

Another article about ‘Senior Youthfulness’ will be available soon.

Oh! Should you not want to wait to learn more about The Business Click Here!

Be Blessed, DP ©2008

Continue to stay Young ... Watch!

OK, We have waited with bated breath long enough for you to make a contribution! A friend sent us a couple items that will help you stay young! I will use them to fill in, as I know you are soon to make an Offering. I watched this one three times and played it again each time I got up from rolling on the floor! Enjoy!



As soon as I stop laughing I will be Back! I promise!!
DP aka 1, ©2008

Youthfulness Travel Logs for Seniors

Sorry about not being back sooner, as tied up getting some cash flow going on my other sites! I will write more about that later.

Giving thought about what help keeps Seniors in their youthfulness and came across Travel Logs.

OK … does any one have a “Travel Log” on line or in hand written notebook that is keeping you young … that you would like to share with the rest of us here on Senior Youthfulness?

Comment with contact info and I will link to you or download your input (With Accreditation of course.) These logs will be beneficial to all especially accompanied with range of expense and the specific actions that encourages youthfulness.

Hurry as we all are waiting with bated breath, DP ©2008

Hoaxes And Scams Against Seniors!

Many seniors find themselves in a place where Scam Artist and Purveyors of Hoaxes use all kinds of ways to rip them off. Banking and Credit Info, Insurance, Investment and probably the most used is Posing as some part of the Social Security System.

Make sure you are aware of these different tactics and when receiving a phone call, inquiry through the US Postal Service and/or including an E-Mail request, make sure that you contact the sender through a return call to or search for the legitimate Company or Agency on the Internet.

Regardless of how youthful you believe you are, make sure of what you are doing before giving out any of your Information. Even Social Security’s ‘Public Affaires Specialist’ Tom Clark warns:

In an effort to combat such frauds, we want to make one thing perfectly clear: Social Security will not send you an e-mail asking you to give us your personal information, such as your Social Security number, date of birth, or other private information. If someone saying they are from Social Security does e-mail you requesting information, don't respond to the message. Instead contact your local Social Security office or call us at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) to see whether we really need any information from you.

We need to be continually solvent that our Senior Youthfulness will always be funded!
Until next time, DP