Holy shit, really?! When I envision HORT I envision I'm invading a virtual one of these every time!
And sometimes they let @goldmom sneak in.
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What age demographic do you fall under?
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Holy shit, really?! When I envision HORT I envision I'm invading a virtual one of these every time!
And sometimes they let @goldmom sneak in.
Yep eat right and keep moving, don't slow down and don't be afraid of trying new things.Keeo your brain active also.
Holy shit, really?! When I envision HORT I envision I'm invading a virtual one of these every time!
And sometimes they let @goldmom sneak in.
I live in a 55+ community, and we have a lot of social events - with loud music and lots of laughing and carrying on. I will always think "Yeah, we've still got it." Then I will see pictures, and we look like a boring group of old geezers. It's sobering.
At what age would any of you move into a 55 plus community? I wouldn't even consider it at 55 and I'm quite a bit older than that and still wouldn't consider it. To me it's just a bunch of old people sitting around playing catch with balloons, although I do know people that live in them and they're very positive about them.
Not exactly a 55+ community, but Cape Coral, where we moved, certainly has a major demographic of over 60. Forbes or Money, or some mag like that years ago rated it in the Top 10 of places to retire to, and apparently a hell of a lot of people did so. There are still plenty of other age groups, but they're all minority by numbers. It REALLY gets out of balance during season!
I would NEVER live in one of those places. Yuck.
I don’t look like her.Holy shit, really?! When I envision HORT I envision I'm invading a virtual one of these every time!
And sometimes they let @goldmom sneak in.
I went to a vintage car show this morning and checked out the vintage guys who frequent those things. Got checked out by quite a few myself.
I think they were digging my headlights.
First thing I always think of when somebody calls them headlights. Classic.
A Dodge Charger with an incredible hemi. It was a black ‘71. Cool dude owned it and had an 8 track Eagles tape in there. He was a bit of a silver fox…To the bolded:
Now the important question - what was the coolest car there?
In the non - vintage section there was a Lambo in British Racing green.
I’ll be 76 this summer and yes, I think the lady looks good. I was extremely blessed to take after my Mom and to look pretty good for my age.
Genetics, retinol, red light therapy, good diet, very rare alcohol and never smoking help. A lot.
I will be 76 inna few days….
Im fortunate that I have found a few genes that have gotten me this far….Lots of overexposure to the sun resulting in several dozens of skin cancer excisions, heart disease that resulted in a triple bypass, a taste for cheap bourbon and cheaper cigars and a good woman is the credit for my long life to date….
Red Light Therapy: Benefits, Side Effects & Uses
Red light therapy uses low levels of red light to reportedly improve your skin’s appearance, such as reducing wrinkles, scars, redness and acne.
my.clevelandclinic.org
I’ve had some skin cancer too but luckily so far no melanoma.
Well done. You have no idea how many points you gained on my respectability scale knowing what BRG is. I will be nice to you for 45 days.
Your 45 days start now.
“Damn gurrrlll. Don’t turn that water on any hotter than you already are.”
I’m 73, and in decent shape.
I need to get back into my yoga. It helps a lot.
I cook a lot, and eat well. Very little meat, mostly fruits and vegetables.
But I was also raised on a farm diet. My mother cooked everyday, we ate raw veggies, and had 1 meat, 1 starch, two vegetables and a salad.
I developed different eating habits by living outside the country. I really didn’t have processed foods until later in life, then I decided to eat only grass fed meats 20 years ago.
Overall healthy, if I eat. Lol
I need to get back into my yoga. It helps a lot.
I cook a lot, and eat well. Very little meat, mostly fruits and vegetables.
But I was also raised on a farm diet. My mother cooked everyday, we ate raw veggies, and had 1 meat, 1 starch, two vegetables and a salad.
I developed different eating habits by living outside the country. I really didn’t have processed foods until later in life, then I decided to eat only grass fed meats 20 years ago.
Overall healthy, if I eat. Lol
