It's funny how ideas for columns come.
I was driving around Saturday a) cursing the smog, b) although I was clearly contributing to it by c) driving around. I was also wondering what I could possibly write about. And then voices came out of the radio (like angels!) discussing longevity and how happy-go-lucky, optimistic people don't always fare better when it comes to living longer. In fact, it helps to be something of a worrier.
And boom.
I had an idea.
So I went home to ask Ken Cannon if I'm a worrier and he said no. I'm a sufferer. But I'm not a worrier. And next thing you know, I was at my computer, writing this column.
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That's one long life for me!
Hooray?
I have this image in my mind of a young girl awkwardly pulling back her lips, clenching her teeth, and leaning into a spinning boat propeller. It's so weird. And I keep laughing.
Alfred E. Newman doesn't worry, and he hasn't aged much. But if you are convinced that worry prolongs life, here are a five things to worry about:
1. Stray Pit-Bulls smelling the "in-heat" scent on your kids after they have played with your dog...no matter if the pit bull is several blocks away;
2. Global warming melting the Polar Bear's ice-caps;
3. Fracking...whatever that is;
4. Bruce Jenner turning into another Kardashian woman; and
5. Chipping your teeth on boat propellers
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