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Old 12-16-2008, 04:58 PM
Status: " Charleston South Carolina" (set 3 days ago)
 
Location: home...finally, home .
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yes, esselque. I am the same age as you are and I found that I outgrew MORE because it is aimed at women in their forties and early fifties (no longer who I am ) . There are so many of us who are just a little older ; there should be a magazine other than the AARP mag which only comes four or five times a year . What might be a good name for it?
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Old 12-16-2008, 05:13 PM
 
Location: Edina, MN, USA
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Default Age is only a number.........

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yes, esselque. I am the same age as you are and I found that I outgrew MORE because it is aimed at women in their forties and early fifties (no longer who I am ) . There are so many of us who are just a little older ; there should be a magazine other than the AARP mag which only comes four or five times a year . What might be a good name for it?
Age is only a number - I'm 58 and don't feel a day over 39 (I'm doing the Jack Benny thing). Remember - I'm taking all of you with me to white water raft in CO - class 3-4 - so get in shape!! Get a new image of yourself and be that image!!
 
Old 12-16-2008, 05:15 PM
 
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Age is only a number - I'm 58 and don't feel a day over 39 (I'm doing the Jack Benny thing). Remember - I'm taking all of you with me to white water raft in CO - class 3-4 - so get in shape!! Get a new image of yourself and be that image!!
I'm with you. I am soon to be 58 and don't feel over 35!
 
Old 12-16-2008, 09:04 PM
 
Location: State of Confusion
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Default To Adventuregurl

Sorry, folks, I still don't have the knack for doing the "quote" thing, so Adventuregurl I hope you read this. You asked about Anomoly. I haven't talked with her in a few months, but last news was that she left NM and was moving back to Oregon to live with her mother.

Maybe she will read this and check in and catch us up on her new life in the NW.
 
Old 12-17-2008, 02:38 AM
 
Location: We_tside PNW (Columbia Gorge) / CO / SA TX / Thailand
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Sorry, folks, I still don't have the knack for doing the "quote" thing,
for a windows PC... left click and run your mouse over the text you want to quote, right click "copy"

go to the REPLY window and left click the far right icon in upper menu bar (quote), the HTML command for QUOTE ([ QUOTEstart][/end QUOTE]) gets written into the text window with the cursor position directly in the middle "DON'T MOVE" and right click 'paste'

wa-la... magic !! or... just Left click the Quote Icon below and right, BUT it will copy the whole message into your reply. Please highlight a cut out the stuff that isn't relevant to your reply, for those of us who have to pay by the minute for SLOWWWW dial-up, (I may have to move to town)

BTW, there was a reply from Anomoly a few pages back, seems to be 'enduring' OR, with minor caregiver hassles. (which can seem / be pretty significant at the time and IMMERSED in the activity). It is definately interesting to have to treat your parents like a kid. They don't seem to like it one bit, and they don't mind as well as your own kid !! I'm sure glad I won't EVER turn out like my parents

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Old 12-17-2008, 04:28 AM
 
Location: Tennessee bound...someday
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well this is one interesting thread! I am now up to page 40, & learning a bit about RVs & the stars above. Not a bad combo! I didn't realize More mag was geared more to the 40-55 crowd. I am in that range, but my mother also reads it & she's way past that. Two of my friends like it - they are both 64....and I think one of the models that won last year's contest was 62 at the time of winning. I've seen her in a few commercials since. Ahh well, age is truly a number, unless you live here in the (great?) northeast! Every year I get older is every year that I absolutely hate winter more than the year before! (there's a song in there somewhere!)
 
Old 12-17-2008, 09:22 AM
Status: " Charleston South Carolina" (set 3 days ago)
 
Location: home...finally, home .
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Every year I get older is every year that I absolutely hate winter more than the year before! (there's a song in there somewhere!)

I absolutely agree. I just feel the cold going all through me now. And, I went to school in Northern WIsconsin where we would walk around sans hats and gloves ( too uncool) and the time & temperature clock would say MINUS 23 degrees. We just didn't notice, I guess.
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Old 12-18-2008, 11:47 AM
 
Location: Sarasota Florida
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Default Speaking of age.........

I turned 70 this past July and guess I'm the oldest participant on this topic and as I type this....... it's snowing hard and heavy outside .... all the more reason to be thinking of moving to the tropics
 
Old 12-18-2008, 12:11 PM
 
Location: In the North Idaho woods, still surrounded by terriers
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Interesting how people differ, especially as they age. I am in Arizona and each summer I find the heat getting more and more unbearable. I enjoy being outdoors and it is now to the point that I feel like I can't move or breath for six months of the year: heat, dust, dry air that sort of splits your skin, lips, hair like razor blades. At least when it is cold (we are getting snow today in the AZ mountains where I live) I can put on a coat and still go for a walk. But, to each his or her own
 
Old 12-18-2008, 02:35 PM
 
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Interesting how people differ, especially as they age. I am in Arizona and each summer I find the heat getting more and more unbearable. I enjoy being outdoors and it is now to the point that I feel like I can't move or breath for six months of the year: heat, dust, dry air that sort of splits your skin, lips, hair like razor blades. At least when it is cold (we are getting snow today in the AZ mountains where I live) I can put on a coat and still go for a walk. But, to each his or her own
I live in south Florida where it is SO hot for about 7 months of the year. Oh, and did I mention the humidity and chance of hurricanes. I feel like I hibernate during those hot months.
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