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smallcirclebigpeace by Bob Santero from revid Pictory wide

Real stories from daily life at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington veteran stories, , DC — told through original songs and reflections. These videos honor residents, staff, veterans, families, and the quiet moments that make a community. Subscribe to follow the ongoing series of people and stories. — Bob Santero Why I Wrote This Song (expanded — story style) At a certain point in life, you discover something nobody told you when you were young: friendship math changes. When you're 20, friends are collected like baseball cards. When you're 80, they’re chosen like heart surgeons. Living at the Armed Forces Retirement Home, you see it every day — tables full of people… and yet only a few chairs that really matter. Some folks thrive in crowds. Others keep a tight circle and sleep better because of it. And then there’s Gary Boos. Gary isn’t antisocial. He’s post-social. He doesn’t argue about politics at breakfast, doesn’t join hallway gossip conferences, and somehow exits conversations five seconds before they turn into a committee meeting. That’s not loneliness. That’s strategy. This song celebrates the quiet wisdom of knowing exactly who belongs in your life — and politely evacuating the rest before they borrow your charger, your hearing batteries, or your emotional energy. So this became a Broadway-style comedy: cheerful, affectionate, and honest — because at the Armed Forces Retirement Home, peace is the real luxury… and sometimes the most powerful sentence in the English language is: “I’m gonna head back to my room.” Thank you, Bob Santero Still I'll Sing    / @bobsantero