Hey, I got a hat for ya. And, a boot too if need be. Now listen to the (not so ladylike) Di and do as she says.
You don't want ME comin' over there to show how much yer loved!
Now, saddle up and get back on, Cowboy.
it's hell being adored by women ain't it bud? A burden some of us have to bear.....
McTag wrote:If a blind person joins a nudist camp, has their life improved?
Arguably, yes.
They are saving money on clothes and don't have to worry about laundry. An emphatic "yes".
dys- Cut the horseshit. Medical science has done wonders in the last few years. People now can live with conditions that would have done them in years ago.
Help is there, but only if a person actively seeks it. If someone makes "like an ostrich" it is his/her damn fault if something happens.
Give yourself a chance. Diane loves you dearly, and wants you around until you are a doddering old man. We all love you here.
Get thee to a medic, fast!
That Phoenix. She's always speaking for me.
I ain't gay, Dys, but I (and Luchi) love you too.
Looks like, they're heavily into make-up sex already.
Well, that sounds just right.
Let me add my thread to the woof and weft of your support net, Dys!
Dys, when I was 50, my health was visibly declining. Going the way I was, I would not have survived beyond the next few years. I did what was necessary to halt the decline, and am lately making good progress toward better health. Every person has a different need in health care. I don't have any insight into yours, but I am certain there is help available, if you take charge and don't wait for things to happen first. I love you like a brother, although we have not met eyeball to eyeball. I suggest you research your health problems online, as well as seeing a doctor regularly. The doctor will help all he/she can, but I also believe in learning as many options as possible. I need guys like you around when I explore the next coming '60s, to see if they are as tumultuous as the last two times around. Dys and Diane: Here's looking at you, kids.
Drink a bit.
Love a lot.
Don't smoke.
Exercise.
Looks easy.
Do-able.
Uh...
Dont make me come out there....
ehBeth wrote:Drink a bit.
Love a lot.
Don't smoke.
Exercise.
Looks easy.
Do-able.
My grandma is 102. She owes it to 2 packs of Benson & Hedges every day, fatty foods and exercising as little as she could. An she's not the most loving woman either. Of course, just because you're old doesn't mean you're happy.
just because you're old doesn't mean you're happy.
But, you are looking down at daisies, not up.
Smokers sometimes live to an old age, but it's not very likely when they've had a stroke. One must eat fatty fish, drink a bit of red wine, eat walnuts, tomato sauces, WHOLE grains and lots of fruit and veggies, and walk every day. Oh, sex is alright. Fortunately Dys is not overweight and has a great sense of humor and lots of loving friends--not to mention a thoroughly bitchin wife.
Hmmm, this is some intervention.
^^
of course it is.
Everyone here loves him
And he loves all of you, even though he might not admit it. And I do too.
dys, improving your life is admirable. So is fighting to stay or get healthy.
{{{hugs}}} to both D&D.
for anyone who thinks there are too many pits in their bowl of cherries ,
i recommend the book
...THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE - GETTING ON WITH GETTING ON...
"a delightful celebration (
:wink: ) of the so-called twilight years"
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