Superaging?

I don't think so. There is a reason that we leave the present day and future to the upcoming generations. We have to leave space for them.

Prepare Yourself for the Age of 'Superaging' https://t.co/yfIJSfWyZt #cdnboomers #boomers #aging #health #brainhealth

— Booming Encore (@BoomingEncore) January 3, 2017

This sums it up!

I've seen what 90-somethings are facing. The body deteriorates, and wears down. There is a reason for these passages, and to let each chapter go on. Society changes, values change, and there are days I simply shudder when I read the news. One must let go the things one cannot change.  I've accepted technology, and those changes humans have made, but the values are different and there comes a point where one simply does not fit in. I have no further goals or dreams. We have enough money to live on, and this is comforting. This isn't true for many seniors. We have our health, and this is important. We have our forest friends. We have family.

I've been a contributing member of society. I worked long hours, raised my kids, and I am content to watch my kids raise their kids. I am perked up by their visits. It makes me younger. I teach them what I can. There comes a day, however, when one is content to let others bear the burdens. Many wonderful people around here have found new careers after retiring. At age 70+ our snowblower and lawn tractor repair guy had a good, long career with Ottawa transit. He's 'retired' but not for leisure! It's good to have a purpose. This recording of our wee nature preserve is mine!

We had surprise visitors at the end of the school's two-week Christmas break. I was so happy to see them. They are teaching Izzy (6) to play chess. She has mastered the movements of the pieces. She set up the board with the pieces in different order. It made for an interesting game!

Josee (8) is designing a computer game. They are using a great book they bought, which uses an app called Scratch. It's a free app, designed by MIT, where you can create games, interactive stories and such.

Izzy and grampa fed the deer. It was pretty cold. We get them for March Break, and I am so excited. I look at our young people and I feel such promise for the future.

Do YOU have ADHD?!

Haliburton artist

I do. I get bored doing things in the yard, in the garden, but managed to wash floors today.

That's what I love about photography. I can go out, take photos, come back in, upload photos.

 I could never sit still long enough to do this!

I did grab some photos of the sky the night of hurricane Irene.

A perfect video. I've done this, too. Prioritize your crises, my mom used to say!