by Ross Cavins | Feb 9, 2011 | Blog
I’m thirty-nine years old and I still think of myself as twenty-something. I have a feeling this is what the old saying about being “young at heart” hints toward. As a result of my still feeling young, I sometimes drag my hulking frame out...
by Ross Cavins | Nov 17, 2008 | Blog
My parents are getting older. They’re in their sixties now. While that’s still relatively young by today’s standards, they can’t do things like they used to. Every time I visit home, one or both of them is hobbling in some new way. Hips,...
by Ross Cavins | Aug 18, 2008 | Blog
I had a birthday this past Thursday. I turned 37. Getting older means different things to different people. Thirty-seven isn’t a magic number by any means, to most people, but to me, it promises to be a year to remember. What does 37 mean to me? The year of... by Ross Cavins | Sep 10, 2007 | Blog
I turned thirty-six about a month ago and as you can tell from my blog, I consider myself officially getting old. Well, middle aged at least. Thinning hair and aching joints have become priorities, which I think are a decent indication that any "Boy Toy"... by Ross Cavins | Aug 27, 2007 | Blog
I've got an idea for a game show, and only in America, the land of the TV zombies, could this work. I call it "Old Clothing Roulette."Contestants would bring clothes to the studio from all years of their adult life, along with their high...