Sad to admit I'm of an age to join the classic club, you make it sound so good, I can't wait to get there.

Very enjoyable - the libraries I've worked in, had their movie nights and were fortunate enough that the rooms were gratis for those type functions as the library would put them on for each of the age groups on separate nights. They were always well attended and again, fortunately, the libraries were well stocked with classics as well as new and YA and children.

I don't the know the age group your older citizens represent - 80's? 90's? Our patrons of the 60's and 70's age group were for the most part healthy and active.

I think Turner Classic Television has expanded the age barrier and there is more appreciation for those movies. And, too, people want to see a movie - at least once and awhile - without all the foul language. But then a classic open the door for that, didn't it?...Great job...Paula

Hi Rebekah,

The story was excellent, the detail and layout were very well done. You did good research in you story…I enjoyed storyline… capturing the loneliness among the elderly…this returned a sense of purpose in our lives companionship.
I enjoyed keep up the great work...
Linda B