Undortunately, this situation does not get better with age. Seven of us used to pile into my minivan and go a hundred miles to a car show every January. It was a yearly event and we just assumed we all would go.
The only part of that scenario that remains is the car show. The Cabin Fever rod run is still going strong but not with any of us seven.
One bad hip, one prostate issue with full time catheter. One has dad with Alzheimers and one has wife with same. The fifth just lost his wife. Anyway, you get the idea. The scary thing is at 73, I am the oldest.
The point is, as the years go by, there are so many things that begin to interfere which are absolutely beyond our control. Be sure you make the most of the opportunities you have to do those things that are important to you. Life is short and we just don't know how long we will be able to pursue them.
Life is a wonderful gift and I am so thankful to have lived in this day and time, in this country, and with the family I have. We joke about getting our five minutes a day in the shop but believe me, those five minutes become prescious.
I promise I am not complaining. Only incouraging everyone else to make the most of every day. Praise God for the lives we have and again make the most of every day...... Life is really good!:thumbup:
John