For those of us 50 years and older

wouldn't want to relive it ,but enjoyed every bit of it.am blessed to have the memorys.

 

Well

 

Oh now I remember. I retired at 54 and love every minute of it. I spend time with my wife or I am in the garage. Nice balance. I do have lots of land to keep up but I think that helps. That and Hot Rods. It is true 50's were a piece of cake. Now at 66 I am starting to feel it. I did walk all of Hershey again this year A good woman helps! That and a couple of 32's

 

I'll be 63 next month and when I start getting a little to lazy I think of my friend Richard. He has two new knees, two new hips and he's over 70. He has two all steel 32's and one 29 roadster all with Hemi's . He hand built all of them and is now he's building a 34 truck and a shoebox. He goes out to his shop everyday. He's my hero and he's the one I think about when I get lazy ! Thanks Richard

 

it's not the age...it's the mileage.
i feel every 20 hour work day i used to have and every hockey game i ever played....

 

Some times you just have to say Puck It!

 

turning 52 next month,but thinking i'm 22 is getting harder!

 

I can't see,
I can't pee.
I can't chew,
I can't screw.
My memory shrinks,
My hearing stinks.
No sense of smell,
I look like hell.
My body is drooping,
I have trouble pooping.
The golden years have come at last,
The golden years can kiss my ass!