Posted by rrlund on July 19, 2017 at 06:14:23 from (162.250.24.99):
In Reply to: Re: O/T I signed up posted by larry@stinescorner on July 19, 2017 at 05:59:12:
I know exactly what you're saying Larry. The guy who was working on the sheet metal on my 500 found out he has sarcoma in his liver,and that's one that's fatal. He's still plugging away trying to finish the last few cars he was fixing for the owners,but said when they're done,he's locking the doors and going fishing. I'm not waiting until then. We're headed out in two weeks for the 127 Yard Sale,then going to Tennessee later in August to watch the total solar eclipse with Lee Little and his wife. There's no secret to living your life. If you want to do things like that,just do it. Today is some day too.
It's like when I started working out every day. I was at the point where I either had to,or I'd be so bad that all I could do was wish I was still in good enough shape to do it. The wife and I both have our health and we're taking advantage of it. You can't make that,but you can time to do things. All you have to do is want to.
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