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Good observation. I have muscular imbalance in my right eye. I pulled these off my tablet uneddited. Originally shot on Nikon D 850.

All except the Statue of Liberty and Gibraltar were taken while on Viking cruises.

I use Norton Password Manager & have had no problems. Some nice features including password creation.

I retired 6.5 years ago after working nearly 51 years at jobs as varied as sp/4 Army cinematographer, TV cameraman & director, SVP at a bank and bank examiner. Enjoyed them all but after all the years I just wanted to do what I wanted to do when I wanted to do it. Health has been good and the extra years added to savings. Now we can travel & I can take all the pics I like.

My Dad was a funeral director for 62 years. After he died I found the following poem laminated in his wallet. He didn't write it but it sure made me smile. Hope it does for you too.

When I was young, my slippers were red.
I could kick my heels up over my head.

When I grew older, my slippers were blue,
but I could still dance the whole night through.

Now I am old. My slippers are black.
I walk to the corner and puff my way back.

How do I know my youth has been spent?
Cause my & get-up-and-go; got up and went!

But in spite of all that, I able to grin
when I think of where my get-up-and-go has been!
I get up each mornin; and dust off my wits;
pick up the paper and read the obits. If my name is missin I know I aint dead, so I eat a good breakfast and go back to bed.

My first new car was a 65 Impala. It was British racing green with a back interior. Cost around $2500. No AC but it Did have something relatively new, an FM radio. Loved that car. I went in the Army in 66 and my sister drove it for 2 years without changing the oil. It was never the same. I always thought the 58 was best looking.

Thanks for posting.

Great listening. I saw him in Detroit at the Drome Lounge in the mid 60's. A reak talent gone too soon.

Had never heard of Her. Had been a fan of Evans forever. Thanks for expanding my horizons. Good stuff!

11 out of 12. Missed Washington square arch. Shouldn't have.

You are a Great Grandpa. Looking forward to a pic or 100 of the new Great Grandbaby!

Great way to start Father's Day!

Looks good even at 6:19 AM.

Great talent that will likely get better with age.

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Love em all. Nice complement for your musical posts.

With regards to on-line accounts, I store all logon IDs associated passwords in a password manager (I use Norton) which also has places to store credit card information, notes and names & addresses for people/companies that should be contacted.

This information is updated regularly. My executor (Son) knows where to find the password to the Password Manager.

Safe deposit boxes are good repositories for important papers but a good idea to have another authorized signer for quick access should something happen impacting husband & wife.

A couple other thoughts. Wills are a must. Trusts make sense in certain conditions. Have a living will and health care power of attorney. Physical assets - jewelry, art work, collectables, etc should be designated to be left according to your wishes. This can avoid family disputes. And finally, although I am not an attorney, hiring an attorney can be money well spent.