Keith Moon would have celebrated his 65th birthday today, had he not died in 1978 at the age of 32. He was a very talented drummer who was a member of the English band "The Who." They were well known for their great music, their performance at the Woodstock Festival, and their ability to destroy musical instruments on stage.

We'll always remember Keith Moon as the baby faced drummer that never got the chance to age. He would have been the same age as Bill Clinton, who last week celebrated his 65th birthday. A 65th birthday is definitely a milestone age; you're eligible for Medicare and Social Security and only 5 years away from being 70. You're entering into your "golden years!"

The older you get, the more you look back at your youth and wonder how the time went by so quickly. One glance in the mirror, and you see your hair growing thinner, if you still have hair. A youthful figure may suddenly have a lot more padding, and eye glasses may need to be stronger. Time plays tricks! It seems like just yesterday that you were a kid, but now your own kids are grown, and made you into a grandparent. A lot of things become very nostalgic; candy you ate as a child, the music you listened to, the places you went, and the car you drove way back. These memories somehow are very comforting because they take you back to a different place in time.

Watch out because if you haven't reached it yet, you're 65th birthday is lurking around the corner!

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