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Old 05-22-2013, 05:32 PM
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I have a great solution for you. Move to Okinawa. I bet you would be so much happier then you are in TV. It's really not such a bad place. Been there many times. My wife lived there for a while. Except the last time I was there, they moved us to each different location in the airport with armed guards carrying AK 47's. Not for me, but you might love it. And health care is not so good either. There infant death statistic is excellent. Of course they don't count it as a birth until the baby is 6 weeks old. Here we count it when born. Look it up if you doubt me. And also the poor there have limited access to good health care so some of those "facts" you quote might be skewed just a bit. But you seem very willing to bet your life they are right. Sorry, but I don't believe there life is so perfect. I do agree that eating good food improves your quality of life, and exercise is a benefit to longevity as well. Obesity is also not good for a healthy life, however there is no magic answer.

As to your wine advice. Cheap wine does not equate to the price, but to the quality. I have had some excellent wines for under $10 a bottle. And some excellent wines for $300 a bottle. I have about 1000 bottles in my wine cellar with an average price of $64.20. (inventory app on iphone) Last night I had an excellent Brunello that was $85. And the night before a very good Sangiovasie from Traders Joes that was $6. Both were not cheap in quality, but one was low cost. Probably should change the saying to "life is to short to drink poor quality wine.
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