This, at least from my point of view. I think it's about attitude. People that appear older are always grouchy old farts. Negative and unhappy about life.
For those of you that know me in real life know I'm a very positive person most of the time, those of you that haven't think I'm a grouchy snarky old fart; I just play one on the Internet.
So, it's a special forum for those involved in the lessons then.
Yes, people share tips and tricks and discuss what they're working on.
Attitude is everything. It's pretty sad when I meet people who have pretty much given up on life. They express wanting to still be able to do X, but they think they're too old. They are surprised when they find out we're similar ages. I think it's these people who get bitter and grouchy as they get older.
One thing important to me for our retirement relocation is access to outdoor recreation. I have this image that I'm going to hike, bike ride, and kayak like I've wanted to do but haven't had time to do.
Fantasy or expectant reality?
Oh, and I can do grouchy pretty well.
I have nothing to contribute to a forum where you have to actively play
I just had a grilled pork banh mi sandwich.
I'm trying to think of why I only have a banh me sandwich about once or twice a year.
So delicious!!
I just had a grilled pork banh mi sandwich.
I'm trying to think of why I only have a banh me sandwich about once or twice a year.
So delicious!!
I have nothing to contribute to a forum where you have to actively play
I just had a grilled pork banh mi sandwich.
I'm trying to think of why I only have a banh me sandwich about once or twice a year.
So delicious!!
It's usually grilled marinated meat or Vietnamese meatballs with pickled and fresh vegetables on a french baguette.
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