“I want to pick the good parts.”™
Is 80 the new 70? Seventy the new 60? One of the stars of “Sunset Daze,” Gail Leibowitz, believes it, and proves it, in a new cable reality show described as Viagra fueled and a geriatric version of “Jersey Shore.”
When you’re livin’ the DVR Lifestyle, you take charge of time. Your actual age has nothing to do with it. A perfect example is the 100% polyester Max-for-Adults rompers that go for $610.
Evidently there are a lot of seniors who would like to rewind back to a time when they could hang out at a malt shop or coffee house with their buddies and feel like they owned the joint. Mather Lifeway® is banking on it.
Wheeeeeeeee! Those happy sounds coming from the playground have the mature tones of a grandma. That’s because this playground was designed and built for the over-60 crowd. It opened earlier this year in Manchester, England, and demonstrates the core message of the DVR Lifestyle Wave–people want to feel the age that makes them feel best.
Who says 70-year-old athletes can’t rewind their clock to a time when they were at the top of their game? Geezerjock magazine says you can bring that feeling back. And if you can’t do the actual sport yourself, at least you can read about those who can.
DVR Lifestyle is all about finding the good parts of the movie-the movie being your life-and living in those moments. Ten is the new 15, and 40 is the new 30! Age has nothing to do with how people act of feel. They enjoy the experience of fast forwarding or rewinding to capture and freeze-frame moments that represent peak experiences.