They are not sitting idle anymore and gawking at the idiot box. The senior citizens have found a new way of life. And the best part is that in their everlasting extended holidays they are writing anything and everything that excite them. And what’s more with their lifelong enriched experience they g beyond stereotypes. CARLA K. JOHNSON, Associated Press Writer describes this phenomenon as ‘new leisure-time option for senior citizens’.
Joe Jenett, a Detroit-area Web designer who has been tracking the age of bloggers for a personal project called the Ageless Project, said he has noticed more older bloggers in the past two years.
Internet’s oldest active blogger 1925 born (the year Greece became republic, the very year Commercial picture facsimile radio service started) Mildred Garfield calls her ‘thoroughly modern Millie’. She indeed has a humorous and authentic voice tells her own story in style and has been penning her thoughts in the blog since January 2003. AOL mentions her on ‘what’s clicking segment’
via blogger buzz
