When Windows Turn into Mirrors is an effort by the author to put his life into perspective for himself. But after many encouraging comments, he decided to reach out to other "middle-agers" who might be struggling with the idea of aging. It's a troubling time for many. I have spoken with many people who truly feel old when they hit the ripe, old age of 25 and also those who refuse to be old at 85. Regardless of where you fall along that continuum, life is to be lived. In middle age, as well as "old" age, I presume, your future is equally as important as your past. "When Windows Turn into Mirrors" is both a reflection on your life, as well as a window to the future. Reflect on each wisely and with kindness, for you will be rewarded by both.
