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. . . where seniors are celebrated and celebrities ignored. This is our Summer issue (July and August issues combined). It's been raining seemingly forever in some places, but we hope not where you are. To send a comment to Visitors' Voice, click here. If you would like to be on our e-mail list to receive a notice when a new issue comes on line, click on jan@Eldercountry.com. Like to place an ad? For advertising information, click here.
--Janice Auritt Oser, Editor & Publisher
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ROBERT STROZIER
Bob on a tour of Broadway, where he and his
friend have hopes of putting on their musical.
A brief encounter with a stranger in front of a Broadway theater inspired Bob Strozier to write a play. The play inspired a friend to write a song based on the play. One song led to another, and now a musical is in the works. Bob and his collaborator have hopes of getting it on Broadway someday, but they know that it takes a long time to get a show produced there. Click here for more.
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Some people have a talent for making up excuses. The Essayist claims he is one of the best. Click here for more.
For "Court watchers" of the U.S. Supreme Court, in particular, the opinions of Justice Antonin Scalia, a recent ruling about the right of states to enforce consumer protection laws against national banks was front-page news. Click here for more.
Don't throw out that old TV. Maybe you can still use it, or maybe you can't. But putting it in the trash is a no-no, and there are better, and legal, ways to dispose of it. Click here to Check It Out.
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