Happy Birthday

Mogman

Mogman

What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
Happy birthday mate hope there are plenty more to come πŸ‘πŸ‘

Your still a youngsterπŸ€” my dad is 95 still out the house for 8.00 to go down his field for a bit of tinkering after calling in my yard for a chat (can you fix this) πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
 
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DaveDCB

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Happy birthday mate hope there are plenty more to come πŸ‘πŸ‘

Your still a youngsterπŸ€” my dad is 95 still out the house for 8.00 to go down his field for a bit of tinkering after calling in my yard for a chat (can you fix this) πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
Heck He’s doing well, I’d of had him at 80!
My gt nan was still driving around her non power steering Nissan micra at 98! Went till she was 102!
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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My other half is an occupational therapist dealing with alot of age related mobility issues in the elderly after hip replacements and the like but the worst cases are nearly always the types who get too comfortable in retired life. The body is designed to move and keep going and sitting around too much is the worst thing for it. Not saying go run a marathon is good either but just keep active and the mind engaged
 
TiltyShaun

TiltyShaun

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My other half is an occupational therapist dealing with alot of age related mobility issues in the elderly after hip replacements and the like but the worst cases are nearly always the types who get too comfortable in retired life. The body is designed to move and keep going and sitting around too much is the worst thing for it. Not saying go run a marathon is good either but just keep active and the mind engaged
This has an approach of use it or lose it. If you can’t do it when you are 60, how do you expect to do it when you are 70!! It works by improving your health span.
 

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Routy56

Routy56

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My other half is an occupational therapist dealing with alot of age related mobility issues in the elderly after hip replacements and the like but the worst cases are nearly always the types who get too comfortable in retired life. The body is designed to move and keep going and sitting around too much is the worst thing for it. Not saying go run a marathon is good either but just keep active and the mind engaged
Agreed with that of keeping active into old age (y)
Next year I'll reach the BIG SEVEN OH and I'm still running up to Half Marathons and do the Parkrun every week :cool:
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And this morning I'll be off to do the local Boxted 10k with buddies from our running club - Harwich Runners :love:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
many thanks to all the above for the Birthday wishes ...
although, as Pam says, it's a cause to celebrate yet another year " 'upright, breathing and under my own steam' ", I tend to view it more these days as a year, I won't get back/closer to the box :rolleyes: ...
a little 'pessimistic' perhaps, but something that you don't really tend to think about at 30/40/50 even :rolleyes: - 's a long way off -
not so much these days :unsure:
I'd like to make Clara's 21st ... and Harper's too ..... hell I'd like to see 100 - as long as everything's 'working' OK :giggle: and can still get about/do what I like :LOL:
 
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6feetdown

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many thanks to all the above for the Birthday wishes ...
although, as Pam says, it's a cause to celebrate yet another year " 'upright, breathing and under my own steam' ", I tend to view it more these days as a year, I won't get back/closer to the box :rolleyes: ...
a little 'pessimistic' perhaps, but something that you don't really tend to think about at 30/40/50 even :rolleyes: - 's a long way off -
not so much these days :unsure:
I'd like to make Clara's 21st ... and Harper's too ..... hell I'd like to see 100 - as long as everything's 'working' OK :giggle: and can still get about/do what I like :LOL:
Only reason I remembered we share the day here's to a lot more of them πŸ˜‰
 
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