Aging Like Fine Wine
Welcome to the FineWiner blog forum. This blog is about aging in a positive and productive manner.
This blog is a resource and forum for people who are intent on aging like a fine cabernet rather than turning into a bottle of cheap vinegar.
This is a digital community for people who are weary of whining about aging. Certainly there can be plenty to whine about, as we get older. After all, we all will eventually die. My intention with this forum is to be real, not Pollyannaish and drunk with denial. Conversely, this blog is for people who prefer to view their limitations as challenges....Read More
Dr. Timothy D. Berry
Latest Stories & Articles
Goodbye Again
I had been doing Ok for the past few hours until I sat down to tie some flies at my... more »
Twists and Turns on the Road of Life
Every day, it's a-gettin' closer, Goin' faster than a roller coaster.Buddy Holly could have been describing my life since I... more »
Living in the Sweet Spot
In most athletic endeavors, there is a point of activity often known as “the sweet spot.” In tennis, it is... more »
The 3rd Annual FoodAbout
One of the aspects of positive aging is to be less constrained by convention. It was a few weeks ago... more »
The Unexpected
I wasn’t feeling well. Something was off. I noticed my distance vision was blurring, and my last exam was just... more »
Game of Thrones & Donuts
I am not a subscriber to HBO and had therefore never watched the epic and highly celebrated series Game of... more »
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While I was still working and beginning to contemplate early retirement, I pictured a life blissfully free of responsibilities, deadlines... more »