Old dudes are asleep...

I thought all the old dudes were asleep though?
How is it that they're posting here now?
Thatbastarddon said:
Maybe it’s time you started building some killer Tele’s….
Who am I kidding, that’s what I should be doing…at least one.
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You know what, this isn't a terrible idea at all.

It would be nice to occupy my time with something positive/constructive, but I'm also thinking that it would be pretty sweet if I could find a way to generate a little income while I'm at it. That'll be the hard part to figure out.
 
chilipeppermaniac said:
65?
You look good for 65.
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I guess "old" is relative.

I never figured I'd make it to 65 or beyond. Of course, when I was 18 I used to tell people I wouldn't make it to 30.

Recently having stopped smoking, and even drinking so much, (almost a month now completely sober) I might actually have a chance, and I'd be happy to be around for my kids as long as possible.

I've been considering using this injury as if it were a great big "reset" button...there's been some lifestyle changes that I've needed to make for some time now, and this presents almost the perfect opportunity to make it happen. Some things, like quitting smoking, have already happened. And since I'll be down for a while, I don't see any reason why I shouldn't continue to make changes for the better.

A year from today, I'd like to be better and stronger than I was before I broke my leg, and I think it's totally within the realm of possibility, and well worth the effort too.
 
mcblink said:
I guess "old" is relative.

I never figured I'd make it to 65 or beyond. Of course, when I was 18 I used to tell people I wouldn't make it to 30.

Recently having stopped smoking, and even drinking so much, (almost a month now completely sober) I might actually have a chance, and I'd be happy to be around for my kids as long as possible.

I've been considering using this injury as if it were a great big "reset" button...there's been some lifestyle changes that I've needed to make for some time now, and this presents almost the perfect opportunity to make it happen. Some things, like quitting smoking, have already happened. And since I'll be down for a while, I don't see any reason why I shouldn't continue to make changes for the better.

A year from today, I'd like to be better and stronger than I was before I broke my leg, and I think it's totally within the realm of possibility, and well worth the effort too.
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Atta boy Mike
 
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