July 39ers Celebrate the
Red-White-and-Blue!
Isn’t it cool that everybody
celebrates your birth month, July 39ers?! Well, ok, many are partying for
Independence Day—and then we’ll party on ‘til Labor Day—but hey, your “liberated
youth” is worth a toast too!
So CHEERS to your UN-birthday 39ers,
as we go red-white-and-blue for the rest of the summer.
39 Years Ago this Month ~ July 1978
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Yep, the picture disc is in my collection. |
21st
– Peter Frampton may have experienced
second thoughts about starring in a Beatles-related music film without The Beatles; even though the venerable
Bee Gees provided the
soundtrack. Sgt.Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band debuted to vicious reviews and low box
office sales. Nevertheless, it’s fondly remembered thirty-nine years later,
along with the original Beatles album of the same name, celebrating its 50th year (1967).
25th – We
celebrated the birth of our nation at the beginning of the month, and just a
few weeks later, scientists celebrated the birth of Louise Brown, the world’s first test tube baby (IVF). Welcome, Louise, to
the 39 and Holding
Club!
For 39ers who Follow the Stars …
July’s gemstone via the American Gem Society is
celebrated as the royal Ruby, but … “In 1912,
in an effort to standardize birthstones, the (American) National Association of
Jewelers met in Kansas and officially adopted a list.” (Wiki)

Based on all the info, I’m for
wearing, buying, enjoying, whatever floats your boat!
Aging with ATT-i-tude Platitude
To keep the heart unwrinkled, to be hopeful, kindly, cheerful,
reverent* ...
that is to triumph over old age.
~ Thomas Bailey Aldrich;1836 – 1907, author The Story of a Bad Boy. [*And sometimes mischievously irreverent 😉]

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