Tom Vartabedian

New Year Keeps Time in Perspective

Odd, isn’t it, that in welcoming a new year, our most precious and often unappreciated commodity is time.

Not necessarily time gone by but time waiting to be lived. How many of us would welcome a new day, even another hour, to make the most of our situation?

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Tom Vartabedian

Tom Vartabedian is a retired journalist with the Haverhill Gazette, where he spent 40 years as an award-winning writer and photographer. He has volunteered his services for the past 46 years as a columnist and correspondent with the Armenian Weekly, where his pet project was the publication of a special issue of the AYF Olympics each September.

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  1. we do need to do something other tham breathe eat and watch TV blink your eyes once 1/4 of your life is gone blink twice another etc time flies faster the older you get but its not over till the big guy in the sky says it is so LIVE

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