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On May 19, 1965, a younger man named Pete Townshend turned 20 years previous. Townshend, who would go on to rock 'n' roll glory with the band The Who, was riding a practice that day, and he penned a tune that captured the struggles between young and previous. Older folks simply didn't seem to grasp what it was like to be young, and Townshend wanted no a part of the elderly generation's cluelessness. Townshend and The Who's lead singer, Roger Daltrey, continue to carry out the song despite the actual fact that they are each on the higher facet of age 60. And rock 'n' roll gods aren't the only ones getting older; nowadays, we're all living longer. We don't need people to notice we're getting older, though, as the popularity of hair dyes, liposuction, anti-aging creams and, after all, Botox can attest. With aging come these frustrating and embarrassing reminiscence lapses which have us attempting to find the eyeglasses which are sitting on top of our head, the car keys which are in our pockets or the cellphone numbers we used to know by coronary heart.
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