Now I want to tell you of a great love. Oh, it will light up, it will light up, it will surely light up, night of the darken worlds

if you just believe stone.

Stone love. Oh wow, yeah, definitely listening to that song is really amazing. I love that song by the

Supremes. Don't you hear the wind blowing? Changes at hand. If you're young at heart rise up and take your stand.

Welcome to the Not Old Better Show. I'm your host Paul Vogel-Zang. Our guest today,

published author and writer, Humorist, Grandmother, Debbie Carroll is sensing the winds gusts and the change

that's at hand and is taking a stand having written an excellent article published in the Huffington Post titled

Y-60 is so not the new 40. From Grand Magazine, Huffington Post Byliner, Debbie Carroll is our guest today on the Not Old Better Show. I tell you you ain't got no over.

Who you.

St on love.

Debbie Carroll, so nice to be talking with you.

I have read your articles. I know of your work with Grand magazine

The wins are certainly changing with respect to 60 year olds, but I need to ask you to just you know kind of point blank

this whole thing really kind of began with a Facebook post apparently. So what was your thought when you found the Facebook post

wishing one newly turned 60 year old Facebook or a happy birthday with the statement remember 60 is the new 40

what was your reaction well my reaction was like hell oh I'm allowed to say like hell

you can say worse.

No, 60 is not the new 40.

It shouldn't be and nobody should be insisting that it is.

Because 60 is better than 40 was. I loved 40, don't get me wrong, but I don't want to go back there.

There's a real advantage to be in 60, so no that's not a good birthday wish.

Yeah, I'll be 60 in May. No, that's not a good birthday wish.

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