Just a reminder for the old folks here

[Huntingfool]

Posted this before - it is on my computer so I can see it and remind myself everyday

[Walker]

Just hope I wake up tomorrow and many days to follow.

[Gumbo Man]

Thanks for the reminder.

[Tony Pic]

Define OLD. I have a 75 year old neighbor who still wants to take Pork Chop hill. He is still quite capable. But I get your message. Time waits for no one.

[60 Deluxe]

That is meant for the young folks. It means don't procrastinate, do it now.

[dustoffer]

Been retired since ‘99 and am living it large!

[Texas Grown]

Little to late for me. But thanks for the thought.

I have one for the younger crowd. And a few more for laughs.

[Geezy Rider]

I thought growing old would take longer.

[Bill]

Hug the people you love and tell them you do. I lost my mother 12 days ago. I was lucky, I did the last time I saw her.

[Texas Grown]

Hug the people you love and tell them you do. I lost my mother 12 days ago. I was lucky, I did the last time I saw her.

Sorry to hear that Bill. Glad you got to hug and tell her.

[TexasTK]

Good words to live by. Im 69 & embarking on my last great adventure. Im selling my S Tx ranch of 20 yrs and in process of purchasing a ranch in SE Colorado. Wife & I are moving from Boerne to Lubbock where her family is. Will be a reasonable drive to Co ranch. Elk and Mule deer will be on the menu instead of S Tx whitetail for the foreseeable future.

[ThisLadyHunts]

So true!

[D12]

Make your moves and plan for your future! Or like me no moves no plan no future! There is a point in life when it’s too late to make a retirement possible. So get busy. Learn from my mistakes. Things don’t just take care of themselves and you better start thinking long term.
So hug the ones you love and tell them how much you love them!! That’s all I have to offer them.

[Johnny Dangerr]

I need an extra hour in the morning to do what took me an hour to do last year...

[PondPopper]

Yep so very true now and you just never know.
I’ve lost countless friends in the last few years that were in their mid 50’s to mid 60’s. They were dropping like flies..
It seems to have slowed down some. I’m mighty glad for that!