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40 years ago, I never expected to see age 30. "Live fast, leave a good looking corpse" kind of attitude.
Certainly never thought I would be organizing my 40th high school reunion! Only 68 people in our graduating class, 8 have passed away, and got 18 to show up (plus spouses, friends and a whole contingent of the class of 75, too).
During the day our Class of 74 sponsored a tent in the town's 375 anniversary celebration weekend event - a SeaFest at the marina off the Cape Cod Canal. I was hoping some other local players would come to jam, but I ended up playing a 90 minute solo set (longest I've ever played solo - and with no lyric sheets!)

Time does fly. 40 yrs ago I thought I could live to be 120, just out of stubbornness. Now, I don't think it's such a good idea.

Congrats on your reunion and 90 minute performance. I am too lazy to memorize my lyrics - LOL!!

Hell, Mike, if I knew I was going to live this long, I would taken better care of myself!
Old age ain't for wimps!

Hey guys, you're never to old to live your dreams….. Just Released an album which took 2 years to complete.
Turned 67 a few months back……….Already on my next………….
Razzdaddy CD on CD Baby.com

It takes me about 2 years to do my albums too, but the first one (released in 2011) took 40 years!