9 and a half years time.
Once I was 7 years old.
Now my legs are fjacked the day after exercise.
Select to expand quotepetermac33 said..
9 and a half years time.
Once I was 7 years old.
Now my legs are fjacked the day after exercise.
Don't you have some homeopathic solution for that?
children or no children peter? do you wish you had or didnt have them? what do you think would have been different?
Select to expand quoteKozzie said...
children or no children peter? do you wish you had or didnt have them? what do you think would have been different?
Having kids will enrich your life like nothing else , " Those who have them feel sorry for those who don't and those who don't . . . . " Reckon my life would have pretty dull without them , but once they arrive , you're always gonna have sumthin to worry about, worth it though , J
Select to expand quoteJames said..Kozzie said...
children or no children peter? do you wish you had or didnt have them? what do you think would have been different?
Having kids will enrich your life like nothing else , " Those who have them feel sorry for those who don't and those who don't . . . . " Reckon my life would have pretty dull without them , but once they arrive , you're always gonna have sumthin to worry about, worth it though , J
Then they grow up and leave home and you're back where you started, only old.
Select to expand quotepetermac33 said..
9 and a half years time.
Once I was 7 years old.
Now my legs are fjacked the day after exercise.
9 and a half years? So when you say you'll soon be 60, that's the best possible outcome for you.
That's the spirit. .
I did my maths wrong. 51 and and a bit now so only 8 and half to go.
Only thing I've ever been wrong about on this forum 
Golf at the Hillview course looking like my best option.
Select to expand quoteJames said..Kozzie said...
children or no children peter? do you wish you had or didnt have them? what do you think would have been different?
Having kids will enrich your life like nothing else , " Those who have them feel sorry for those who don't and those who don't . . . . " Reckon my life would have pretty dull without them , but once they arrive , you're always gonna have sumthin to worry about, worth it though , J
cheers james and notwal
when i asked the old man he said if he hadnt hed be talking to the dog right now. but i was concerned there may have been some bias given who was there and all.
its allways intresting when i ask people in there 60's/70's many different views so i try to ask when i can.
bloody tuff decision
I'm the same age and sailing better than ever! Heaps of good years left. Hang on, I'll ask my much younger GF what she thinks... Yep, she reckons 51 year olds are awesome.
Don't worry you are just going through the 50ish yo mid life reflections....... Get your head around it or it will do your head in. (just saying personally)
Select to expand quoteRihanaGorge said...
Hi, I think children is a gift by the God. I like children.
I like them, too. Especially lightly grilled with a tomato relish on the side.
Select to expand quoteGizmo said...
Don't worry you are just going through the 50ish yo mid life reflections....... Get your head around it or it will do your head in. (just saying personally)
"...mid-life..."?! I like the optimism 
I be almost 78.
I am feeling a new level of fun so just move on and keep moving.
Yes kite surf as well cause its a good mix with SUP.
I am looking for SUP comps for over 70s so I'll have friends who understand 
Select to expand quoteCambodge said..RihanaGorge said...
Hi, I think children is a gift by the God. I like children.
I like them, too. Especially lightly grilled with a tomato relish on the side.
Nah. By the time you starve them to get all the **** out they're too stringy.
Select to expand quoteGorgo said..Cambodge said..RihanaGorge said...
Hi, I think children is a gift by the God. I like children.
I like them, too. Especially lightly grilled with a tomato relish on the side.
Nah. By the time you starve them to get all the **** out they're too stringy.
That's what slow cookers are useful for. Just leave them to stew and they'll eventually be falling off the bone
Select to expand quotepetermac33 said..
I did my maths wrong. 51 and and a bit now so only 8 and half to go.
Here's what you really want........... Happy Birthday Peter!
Select to expand quoteGizmo said..
Don't worry you are just going through the 50ish yo mid life reflections.......
OI!!!
I'm 50ish - and midlife is yonks away
stephen
Im a 50 something year old grom, surfed (sup) for hours the last 5 days straight, loving life, not planning on giving up the surfing, kiting etc anytime soon, still looking forward to golf etc one day but I will save that for when I get a bit older 20 or 30 years down the track.
What's not to like, we live in the lucky country.
Select to expand quoteKozzie said..James said..Kozzie said...
children or no children peter? do you wish you had or didnt have them? what do you think would have been different?
Having kids will enrich your life like nothing else , " Those who have them feel sorry for those who don't and those who don't . . . . " Reckon my life would have pretty dull without them , but once they arrive , you're always gonna have sumthin to worry about, worth it though , J
cheers james and notwal
when i asked the old man he said if he hadnt hed be talking to the dog right now. but i was concerned there may have been some bias given who was there and all.
its allways intresting when i ask people in there 60's/70's many different views so i try to ask when i can.
bloody tuff decision
Yes it is a tough decision. You do the sums. You consider the responsibility. It's daunting, but it's pretty much impossible to predict the reward.
It takes a modicum of faith and trust in the experience of others.
My experience was positive. Having kids improved my life enormously. They're great. Your life changes. It's considerably more constrained because you're promoted to a position of guardian, provider, carer and acolyte to those little god people. And they thrive and they laugh and they learn stuff and they amaze you. There's nothing like a house full of kids to make you feel everything's right with the world.
Select to expand quotepetermac33 said..
9 and a half years time.
Once I was 7 years old.
Now my legs are fjacked the day after exercise.
Don't worry about it mate!! Once you get over that hill, life just gets so much easier.
Once you have your 60th birthday you will feel so rejuvenated you will think you are 18 again. You can talk to the spunkiest 18 to 20 year old in the sexiest manner and they will take it well thinking you are no threat, not knowing that you have a couple of Viagras in your pocket. It titivates them and gets them thinking about having it off with an older guy who knows how to satisfy them.
By the age of 60 you should be a cunning linguist and that is a skill not to be ignored. Once they know you are a cunning linguist they will fall atious on you.
Trust me I know. I turn 66 this year and my mate who is 80 is still digging it with his 65 year old blonde bombshell and his 35 year old bit on the side.
Sex after 60 is possible. Wife let me have it just once just after. 
Only three things certain in human existence. You are born, you live and you die. You cannot change your circumstances of birth, You cannot predict your death but you can decide how you live.
Select to expand quotecisco said..
Only three things certain in human existence. You are born, you live and you die. You cannot change your circumstances of birth, You cannot predict your death but you can decide how you live.
That has to be the best thing I've seen in quite awhile........
Select to expand quotecisco said..petermac33 said..
9 and a half years time.
Once I was 7 years old.
Now my legs are fjacked the day after exercise.
Don't worry about it mate!! Once you get over that hill, life just gets so much easier.
Once you have your 60th birthday you will feel so rejuvenated you will think you are 18 again. You can talk to the spunkiest 18 to 20 year old in the sexiest manner and they will take it well thinking you are no threat, not knowing that you have a couple of Viagras in your pocket. It titivates them and gets them thinking about having it off with an older guy who knows how to satisfy them.
By the age of 60 you should be a cunning linguist and that is a skill not to be ignored. Once they know you are a cunning linguist they will fall atious on you.
Trust me I know. I turn 66 this year and my mate who is 80 is still digging it with his 65 year old blonde bombshell and his 35 year old bit on the side.
Sex after 60 is possible. Wife let me have it just once just after.
Only three things certain in human existence. You are born, you live and you die. You cannot change your circumstances of birth, You cannot predict your death but you can decide how you live.
I don't know how you find the time to root, chat up young things and exercise with 8 odd thousand posts .
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I don't know how you find the time to root, chat up young things and exercise with 8 odd thousand posts .
I have been hanging around this house for some years. As for the other, that big lump on the side of my face is my tongue in my cheek.
Only after listening to a different radio station today, did I realise that Pete's first two lines are part of a song that's playing now.
I'm not sure the same song talks about being fjacked though. 
Select to expand quoteNotWal said..Kozzie said..
Yes it is a tough decision. You do the sums. You consider the responsibility. It's daunting, but it's pretty much impossible to predict the reward.
It takes a modicum of faith and trust in the experience of others.
My experience was positive. Having kids improved my life enormously. They're great. Your life changes. It's considerably more constrained because you're promoted to a position of guardian, provider, carer and acolyte to those little god people. And they thrive and they laugh and they learn stuff and they amaze you. There's nothing like a house full of kids to make you feel everything's right with the world.
well that does sound pretty exceptional cheers for that.
think i know what to give the misses for her birthday now
Select to expand quotepetermac33 said..
9 and a half years time.
Once I was 7 years old.
Now my legs are fjacked the day after exercise.
Pffffft!
Just yesterday I went out on a 4.7 day with logo high sets, I'm 66. On one occasion that day, I was sailing out, hit a wind hole while a big set was coming in, almost made it over the top of the last wave but not quite, went over the falls backwards, and took half of the ocean up my nose. I hate it when that happens, but water-started and got out of there. The legs were good enough to work, I wear a neoprene sleeve under my wetsuit on my bad knee (it's bad, no running) and completed a great session, minus the water outflow from my nose that followed.
And you're complaining? You still have a long way to go.
