What Makes Seniors Tick?

How do they feel about their lives?  What are their pet peeves and what do they say is the hardest part of growing old?

These questions and many more are answered in an interesting series of articles, The Wisdom of America’s Elders, written by Harris Sherline, a 77-year-old retired CPA and executive.  Harris has been interviewing seniors for over six years to get the answers to questions about their lives and the important lessons they have learned on their respective journeys through life.

Participants’ responses to his questions range from humorous to fascinating to reflective, and are interesting to readers of all ages.

The articles distill the seniors’ histories and presents their attitudes, beliefs and values in an abbreviated form that is interesting and easy to read.

View the Wisdom Articles (see link at left or click here) for more articles.
 

Seniors Are America's Most Underutilized Asset

That’s what the articles are about: the things America’s seniors have learned from their many years of living, in their own words.  It’s their personal observations, made from their individual perspectives – looking back.
  

Tell Your Own Story

We're interested in your experiences. Please read through the interview questions contained on this website, or download a copy of the interview questions in Microsoft Word - answer the questions (as many or as few as you like) and email as an attachment to

Harris  Sherline (hrs100@verizon.net )

or mail to:

P.O. Box 326
Buellton, CA 93427

Please be sure to include your address, telephone number and email address.  Thank you!