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Maalox and nose drops And needles for knitting Walkers and handrails And new dental fittings

Celebrate the joys of aging with this light-hearted tribute to life's little comforts and humorous challenges. From Maalox to crumpets, walkers to cataracts, this piece reminds us to cherish the simple pleasures amid the trials of getting older.

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Maalox and nose drops And needles for knitting Walkers and handrails And new dental fittings

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  1. Maalox and nose drops And needles for knitting Walkers and handrails And new dental fittings

  2. Bundles of magazines Tied up in string, These are a few of my Favorite things

  3. Cadillacs and cataracts And hearing aids and glasses Pacemakers, golf carts And porches with swings These are a few of my Favorite things

  4. When the pipes leak When the bones creak When the knees go bad I simply remember My favorite things And then I don’t feel so bad

  5. Hot tea and crumpets, Corn pads for bunions No spicy hot food or food cooked with onions Bathrobes and heat pads And hot meals they bring

  6. These are a few of my Favorite things

  7. Back pains confused brains And no fear of sinnin’ Thin bones and fractures And hair that is thinin’

  8. And we won’t mention our short shrunken frames When we remember our favorite things

  9. When the joints ache When the hips break When the eyes grow dim

  10. Then I remember the great life I’ve had And then I don’t feel So bad!

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