Good Night

There's a magic about mirrors. This podcast says if you spend two minutes looking at the person looking back at you in the mirror, you'll get some information about yourself that might surprise you. Try it. And let me know how you do. My Email is [email protected].

Thank you for dropping in here on my podcast, because I can use some friendly company. It looks like I've become an adult. When did that happen? And how can I make it stop? I'm sitting here in my big, manly, comfortable black leather poppa chair in my living room, hiding from another birthday. In my book Staying Happy Healthy And Hot, Big Louie, the head guy of the Louie Louie Generation says, "There are 3 ages of mankind. Youth, middle age, and "My you look good." So now I have to look good on an every-day basis? I really can't complain I suppose, because I know I asked for it. Last time I saw Dr. Charles about the aches and pains he said, "I can't make you any younger you know." I told him, "I'm not interested in being younger. I want to get older." So here I am. Thank heavens they haven't discontinued my blood type yet. I find I'm relying more and more on Big Louie's advice. "Age and treachery will always defeat youth and skill," he says. That's encouraging. And of course I always keep his biggie in mind. "If you have any moving parts left, for crying out loud, MOVE 'EM." He says, "The fountain of youth is between your ears." I like that too, because over the years, my body has basically become a transportation system for getting my head from one place to another. I guess it's appropriate that I put my old body in an old car. And my car is old. It's insured against fire, theft, and King George's men. Any time I'm driving I check to see that I've got my license, my registration, and the bus schedule. Seriously for a moment, I want to thank so many of you who sent me email happy birthday wishes. It was kind of neat.

There's a Disney squirrel offering you a peanut, a Tough New York bird singing Jingle Bells. and a magical walk under the Rock Center Christmas Tree in this podcast. And best of all, a true story about a Raggedy Ann Doll. Please give a listen. You'll come away about ten degrees "Christmas-rera."

See. I knew it. Sleeping naked is good for you. It says right here that "Sleeping naked can improve your ability to have restful sleep, and in general your overall health. When you sleep naked your body's production of melatonn which makes you sleepy isn't hindered by clothing." See. I told you Lady Wonder Wench. Nothing worse than having your body's production of melatonn hindered by clothing that's what I always say. Women's clothing is always confusing to me. I mean For example why does a young woman need a training bra? What is she trying to teach herself? And why does a woman wear a blouse that buttons up the back? And I just saw an ad for a woman's clothing store that said, "underwear 40% off." Wow. What a great idea. This podcast might convince you to be good to your body...and sleep naked.

What does a three year old say about Christmas. It's in this podcast. Merry Christmas to every one of you who listens to the Good Night Podcast.