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2025-03-29, 23:43:04
maryde: Hi Everyone, this is Mary de calling in from New Zealand after a loooooong break
2025-03-29, 23:33:52
maryde: Hi Everyone, anyone out there. This is Mary de, calling in after a long lapse. Hope someone answers,?

2025-02-27, 15:38:11
Oldiesmann: Finally got the AmazonBot situation under control. I basically changed some server settings to tell AmazonBot that it's not allowed to access anything on the site. That should fix the speed issues we've been experiencing lately
2024-12-25, 20:42:41
JeanneP: Well after years of trying to get back in S and F (Was even in Seniornet for years Well looks like I may have made in this last try. Will See. Hello Lloyd
2024-11-19, 22:20:05
Oldiesmann: Welcome Barb. If you have any questions, let me know. Things have changed quite a bit since this site was first set up years ago
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Barb . . .that's a good video, and very inspirational. Note that the age range is 70 plus. Between age 70 and about 85, I could do them all, but accomplishing all five of them at 90, is a challenge! The trick is to never stop doing the physical things you were able to do at 70. Is it too late, once you've given up? I plan to try every one of the five things today, and see what's left of my strength and endurance?
The only one I know I can accomplish is walking. I still walk a lot, and especially enjoy walking outside, weather permitting, but I also enjoy walking inside of grocery stores or other businesses. One thing that I recommend to seniors is to continue to drive, as long as you don't have vision problems. It gives you a feeling of independence and self confidence to not have to depend on someone else to do the driving. (Of course I don't mean long distances or heavy traffic and congested freeways.)
The only one I know I can accomplish is walking. I still walk a lot, and especially enjoy walking outside, weather permitting, but I also enjoy walking inside of grocery stores or other businesses. One thing that I recommend to seniors is to continue to drive, as long as you don't have vision problems. It gives you a feeling of independence and self confidence to not have to depend on someone else to do the driving. (Of course I don't mean long distances or heavy traffic and congested freeways.)
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