Senior citizens are like older cars without a gas gauge. Both have travelled many miles and not sure how much time or travel is left.
As years grow, handshakes, hugs and kisses among friends and family are longer.
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Those who are truly happy, if offered a chance to enter a time machine and go back to relive their lives, would decline and say, “I would not change a thing.”
Emptying contents from my mom’s home of 54 years, I sensed fond memories of my youth following them solemnly from the house to the truck taking them away.
One’s definition of “success’ matures with age. Success becomes not so much in what we have but what we contributed with what we had.
If you still believe in 75% of the things you learned or were told in the first 25% of your life, you haven’t been paying attention.
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