Monthly Archives: July 2014

Do you remember your milkman’s name?

Posted on July 28, 2014 by Lorrie DeFrank

Love that Rat Pack-era music. The only better sound is Doo Wop. Last night, Tony Bennett’s “Lullaby of Broadway” streamed from my boyfriend’s laptop … The milkman’s on his way. Wow, that’s something that doesn’t happen anymore, I said out … Continue reading →

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Rocky Mountain High. For Real.

Posted on July 10, 2014 by Lorrie DeFrank

As I was wavering on daring to blog about how I celebrated the anniversary of my retirement, Bryan Williams’ teaser bolstered my nerve. “Coming up: Another state approves recreational marijuana sales,” his NBC Nightly News promotion promised. Settling in to … Continue reading →

Posted in 65 plus | Tagged Colorado marijuana laws, drinking marijuana punch, legal marijuana sales, legalization of marijuana in Florida, seniors and marijuana, seniors and pot, taking the opportunity to try legal marijuana, that stoned feeling | 12 Comments