Being a Senior Citizen I Not For the Faint of Heart
I heard the above statement from my late father and I thought, "Oh come on Dad." Now that I am a senior citizen I am beginning to realize what he meant.
Recently I have been trying to customize my website and trying to perform various tasks which I have done before and I can't remember how to perform now. SENIOR MOMENT.!! As one might expect frustration ensued.
I then remembered my belief that humor is the great healer. When you can laugh, especially at yourself, you feel better. Then I remembered a funny email about senior citizens that my friend sent me yesterday, and had to laugh again.
Attitude is the most important attribute in enjoying life and laughing does a great job in creating a positive attitude.
So did you hear about the travelling salesman...
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My grandmother said she definitely believed in the hereafter.
Just about every time she'd enter a room, she'd say to herself: "Now, what was I here after?".
ah yes, those senior moments... I can relate, and i'm only 59.... or mine could be just brain fart moments... either way, they ain't good! Wish you the best!
I'm 70 almost 71. You have more fun coming. After I turned 60 I started having health issues. So next year you can start with those. Anyway you are above ground so enjoy it while you still have a view.
Wait until you walk into a room and can't remember while you did it. Those are my favorite. When I used to ride a friend of mine would point as we passed a cemetery. One day I asked about this and he said we can ride and they can't. So at least I can still ride if I wanted to. :)
I had a customer I did a lot of work for over the years. He expressed the same feelings only with a bit more color! I am understanding what he meant now.
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I am almost 78 and say it is great to be where we are. A whole lot better than the alternative!
Ken
You have that right.