perhaps lay off the bacon??24 vision is going hair is falling out and my arms are bent
i hate to see what 50 is gonna bring
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meh I don't eat it much can't afford it most of the time I use to be bigger all that flab is excess skinperhaps lay off the bacon??
my diet is fruit and vegetables with little meat.
I didnt even notice it. lol. whenever I get something backwards I just say:After I found what I did I tried to correct it. Can't change the options after making the post..
I put the "sexy" in "dyslexia"
42 and 5/365ths.
then i'm 59 11/12
Oldman47
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I have a grand-daughter that is 5'13". My wife is 29, 32 times over.
80 in another day or three. Was out working on a tree the past three days about 4 hours each. /Wife said "Quit already!" years ago. It is that work that kept me still able to be out there. I'm cutting and hauling wood that I don't even need, even gave away a cord and a half all bucked up to a buddy - I didn't want the work of busting them down to loadable size.
Harry K
Harry K
Oldman47
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Well done Harry. It is on my stay well list too. If you stop doing, pretty soon you can't do.
I think my grandfather used your approach. Back decades ago when I was in my young twenties I visited my grandfather on his farm. He was moving firewood because it was the right time of year and he would wear me out before lunch. I later found out he had strict orders from his heart doctor to take a nap in the afternoon so he had to get everything done in the morning. After his 5th or 6th heart attack his wife sold off all of the 500+ chickens for his egg operation so he could not spend so much effort taking care of that part of his farming business.
I think my grandfather used your approach. Back decades ago when I was in my young twenties I visited my grandfather on his farm. He was moving firewood because it was the right time of year and he would wear me out before lunch. I later found out he had strict orders from his heart doctor to take a nap in the afternoon so he had to get everything done in the morning. After his 5th or 6th heart attack his wife sold off all of the 500+ chickens for his egg operation so he could not spend so much effort taking care of that part of his farming business.
JA600L
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27 here. I bought my house when I was 22. I know I'm still young, but I've learned a lot in the last 5 years. 10 more years on the mortgage and I'm on the 3 year wood plan.
You're on the right track. If I had kept my first house it would be halfway paid off by now.
Otahyoni
The Amish Wolfman
We're pretty similar. I (28) bought a house and got married at 23. Unfortunately neither worked out..
Good on you for going with the 15 year mortgage.
zogger
Tree Freak
I had one of those that ya park it and take the tires off types. That's all I had left after the divorce. There was always this nagging question in the back of my mind weather it would still be around after I got out of work each day.
zogger
Tree Freak
I wish I had done that, at least had it on blocks for long term, but was stupid, just parked it. I went through two used compressors keeping air in it, last one broke, had no mo loot for a compressor, finally got a new one, too late, sitting on flats.
I need a much bigger and better jack now
House maintenance, it never ends! Dang original 1971 tires....man, new ones are spendy for like six of them.
It's gonna sit for awhile.....
Ever notice something, Harry? 61 seems pretty young these days.
For sure that!! Dunno if I'd want to go back and start at 18 again making all those mistakes.
Harry K
Old enough to know better-but still to young to care...
This thread reminds me of a joke... but if I posted it I'd get sent to Banned Camp.
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so that would be reduced to 42 and 1/73rd... but in all fairness had you typed 1/73rd I'd be like... huh??
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