| Author: | Vivian Crosby | ISBN: | 9781452497952 |
| Publisher: | Vivian Crosby | Publication: | July 6, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Vivian Crosby |
| ISBN: | 9781452497952 |
| Publisher: | Vivian Crosby |
| Publication: | July 6, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Susan’s was an active and lively member of the boomer generation. She goes to her 50th high school reunion widowed and looking for romance. She is shocked to see the changes in her classmates and begins to realize there is no fountain of youth.
Soon after her reunion, she meets Bill, the man of her dreams and life is wonderful. She feels like a twenty-something girl again until she discovers her heart is failing. As her heart grows weaker, she is eventually forced to go to the Resort, a senior care facility of the future where she discovers that for her generation there is no age like old age; with hippie parties and nano-technology.
As Susan navigates her senior journey she learns a few new facts of life. She discovers this ‘change’ in life is about more than a bucket list of final wishes. It’s a passage with spiritual significance. As her sixtieth high school reunion approaches, she realizes a sense of peace that has eluded her and her generation for so long.
Susan’s was an active and lively member of the boomer generation. She goes to her 50th high school reunion widowed and looking for romance. She is shocked to see the changes in her classmates and begins to realize there is no fountain of youth.
Soon after her reunion, she meets Bill, the man of her dreams and life is wonderful. She feels like a twenty-something girl again until she discovers her heart is failing. As her heart grows weaker, she is eventually forced to go to the Resort, a senior care facility of the future where she discovers that for her generation there is no age like old age; with hippie parties and nano-technology.
As Susan navigates her senior journey she learns a few new facts of life. She discovers this ‘change’ in life is about more than a bucket list of final wishes. It’s a passage with spiritual significance. As her sixtieth high school reunion approaches, she realizes a sense of peace that has eluded her and her generation for so long.
