Carly Simon “I Took It to Heart That in Order to Be a Good Person, You Never Said Anything Mean About Anybody” —Carly Simon

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Carly Simon “I Took It to Heart That in Order to Be a Good Person, You Never Said Anything Mean About Anybody” —Carly Simon Contributing Writers: Les Goldberg Ronnie Greenberg Randal C. Hill Lyn Jensen Debbie L. Sklar VOLUME 47, NUMBER 1 Nick Thomas JANUARY 2021 “Serving The Needs of Orange County & Long Beach Seniors Since 1974” Carly Simon “I took it to heart that in order to be a good person, you never said anything mean about anybody” —Carly Simon What’s Inside.... Calendar of Events ...................................... 5 Flashback ................................................... 6 Classifieds ............................................... 7-8 Song Preview .............................................. 9 Off The Beaten Path ................................... 10 In The Spotlight ........................................ 11 Book Club ................................................. 13 Carly Simon .............................................. 15 Long Beach. .............................................. 18 Fabulous Finds .......................................... 21 Life After Mother ....................................... 22 Busy Boomers ........................................... 25 Movie Preview ........................................... 26 Tinseltown Talks ........................................ 28 Gadget Geezer .......................................... 33 Orange County • Long Beach Page 2 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JANUARY 2021 Reflections Funeral Services We are a family owned and operated funeral service provider. The services we offer to our families can range from Cremation to Traditional Funerals, Catering to each individual family and their requests. Military Honors, Veteran services, Reflection of Life, Veterans are assisted with preparations with honor detail from either the United States Army, Marines, Air Force, Navy or Coast Guard depending on the branch they served in. For more in- formation please call the Funeral Director. Traditional Funeral, Viewing, Rosary, Vigil, Reflection of Life We provide Pre-Plan- ning/or Advanced Planning options to better serve our families Our families can choose from as simple as Direct Cremation to Traditional Services followed by Cremation. Inviting them to be able to see their loved one and say good- bye. Cremation gives a sense of closure with more options then burial. Options like spreading cremains out to sea, bringing them home, dividing the cremains and bringing some home and some scattered or taken to a cemetery. We understand the emotional stress families have during this time. We offer in-home appointments. We are available 24 hours a day to serve your family with superior services. For further information, please call us at (714) 587-0615 Fax (657) 208-1655 937 S. Roberts Street, #3, Anaheim, CA 92802 www.reflectionsfuneralservices.com Page 3 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JANUARY 2021 Working With A Screw Loose By Jim McDevitt light had two small holes, I installed without a prob- one on each side to attach lem but I was short one them to our wooden fence. screw for the last light. The two holes in the so- I went back down to the lar light were so small basement where I keep I think we all have heard that I had to use a flash- my tools and have some the term, ‘that guy has a light to spot them. The extra screws. All the screw loose.’ two screws for each light screws were too big. 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