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  • From: sanrico AT highdesert.com
  • To: homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org
  • Subject: Re: [Homestead] Aging lists and listmates?!
  • Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 18:06:27 -0800 (PST)

1942 (I'm 64). Ptooey. There, I said it. Rather than a wannabe, I prefer to
think
of myself as an IknowIcan.
But not by myself. I am either waiting on my partner (heh heh) - age 80, up
north
in San Carlos, caring for his mother (106), or am using him as the Greatest
Excuse in the World for not just upping and doing what I'm capable of, even
if my
departure would cause some anxiety amongst family members and close friends.
Even tho aforementioned partner is a city boy, whose idea of roughing it is
when
room service is tardy, I know he would follow my lead, and would actually
probably...catch on.
In the meantime, I'm just wearing my little Miss Lurkalot outfit 24/7, and
picking the really keen brains of all fo you who are already living in the
real
world.
If I remember correctly, the last time I got involved in a discussion here, it
was mostly with Bev, shortly after she returned (the Great
Benefits-and-Uses-of-Jello Debate) and it turned Gene off to the point that we
didn't hear from him for days and days.
Don't want to do that again.
Sandy

On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 18:05:02 -0600, djwarren AT aeneas.net wrote:

> Quoting rayzentz AT aim.com:
>
> > Just curiosity on my part, and feel free to tell me to stuff it, if you
> > are
> > so inclined, but how old ARE the people on this list? I am 42 now (glad
> > I
> > didn't live in 1906), with bad knees stemming from years of abuse.
> > Everything else works fairly well, but my recovery time is not what it
> > once
> > was... ;-)
> >
> > Ray
>
> Hit 80 in October. Tire much more quickly than I did 10 years ago but
> still
> mow fields using a Billy Goat or a DR, but for no more than an hour or two
> at
> a time. Using a lawn mower with a catcher and dumping the leaves in a
> mulch
> pile is almost as hard. Housework? As rarely as possible.
>
> Donna, Tennessee
>
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