Over 50? NOW WHAT?! Time to get fired up!

Dora_the_Explorer_5

I turned 50 in September 2004 & I think my generation is incredibly lucky. We had the benefit of a reasonable diet when we were growing up, unlike the war babies, so in general our long term health is better.

Nice if it were true - the evidence is that diet during WW2 and until the end of rationing was extremely healthy. Boring, but healthy
I think on retirement everyone should be issued with the sticker that says
"Retired and spending the kids inheritance" :j

glenstan

I am 54 tommorow knew i had reached middle age when i started to enjoy going on coach hollidays around britain and france with dh, we have been to some fantastic places, some out of season and really cheap, some of them 4 and 5 star hotels we are often the youngest on the coach but have met some lovely people

glenstan

I went to a school for children with physical disabilities and was hospitalised for very long periods throughout my school years, consquently my education suffered , but when i was 51, forty years after i should of i did an english gcse, and passed , i did it just to prove i could.
I am a volunteer now, helping people with physical and learning disabilities , to get the best that they are able out of life, by helping others i have learned so many new and exciting things and often converse with and present to the future workforce in our health and social services sector

Fran

glenstan wrote:

I am 54 tommorow .................

Happy Birthday ! ! :beer:

Dobie

glenstan wrote:

I am 54 tommorow

:bdaycake: HAPPY BIRTHDAY GLENSTAN :bdaycake:


HOPE YOU HAD LOTS OF :beer: :kisses: AND

glenstan

thanks fran and dobie i have had a lovely day spent with my daughters and their families, also visits throughout day from brothers and sisters and great niece.
enjoying a good red at the mo a present from daughter, do not feel any older than i did last year, so must be doing something right