Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 414914)

I am grateful to be here and know that none of us are gettin' out of here alive.

Originally Posted by scottiee (Post 414846)

I am still working for now at 59.I cant see I look for things I just had I hurt arms legs and feet. But life is better all in all.

Originally Posted by Uptown Girl (Post 415057)

Ok, here's another one of my stories......:icon_bored:

When I was in my 30's I had a cross country visit from my elderly aunt. It was quite unusual.
After lunch, we were sitting quietly on the couch and she began:
" I have something to share that I have discovered in my old age. I realized, that from the time you are born, you are being programmed.... by everyone and everything around you.
As you grow into an adult, you begin to live those programs and make them your 'truth'.
But then you reach full maturity.... at 50, 60 or whatever and something happens inside. One day you tell yourself, "You know, I never liked doing ___ and I'm not going to do it that way anymore."

And so, you begin to discard one by one all the programs that never worked for you and start to choose your own programs.... ones that ring true to you. And you begin to live your life as a real creator, designing your own truths and living your days in authenticity. Quite exciting to have the advantage of 'old age'..."

Just thought I'd share these thoughts from my beloved "Tia Maya".

Originally Posted by Uptown Girl (Post 415057)

Ok, here's another one of my stories......:icon_bored:

When I was in my 30's I had a cross country visit from my elderly aunt. It was quite unusual.
After lunch, we were sitting quietly on the couch and she began:
" I have something to share that I have discovered in my old age. I realized, that from the time you are born, you are being programmed.... by everyone and everything around you.
As you grow into an adult, you begin to live those programs and make them your 'truth'.
But then you reach full maturity.... at 50, 60 or whatever and something happens inside. One day you tell yourself, "You know, I never liked doing ___ and I'm not going to do it that way anymore."

And so, you begin to discard one by one all the programs that never worked for you and start to choose your own programs.... ones that ring true to you. And you begin to live your life as a real creator, designing your own truths and living your days in authenticity. Quite exciting to have the advantage of 'old age', my niece...,, you have something to look forward to."

Just thought I'd share these thoughts from my beloved "Tia Maya".

Originally Posted by surfangel (Post 415090)

My nephew came to the Villages to visit his dying Dad who is still active. After a round of golf they stopped at City Fire for a drink and a talk. They were constantly interrupted by older ladies who were quite drunk at 2 in the afternoon. For my nephew this was a horrifying experience to see women his grandmothers age being so obnoxious and aggressive. Is there a polite way of asking them to go away? What is it about City Fire that attract so many obviously alcoholic and very old women?