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    the lucky one's

    I remember being on a construction sight at age 29 or so and seeing a 78 year old man (the owner of a small carpet company ) installing carpet
    Really - like carrying the rolls , kicking , cutting , He was the talk of us all . All us workers knew we were seeing a rare sight .
    I asked what did he eat ?
    #1 no smoking - salads pasta's meat - simple Italian food , and a glass of red wine . go figure.

    Here I am 55 years old
    120 over 80 blood pressure
    Moving and grooving as I did in my 20's



    I don't see any choice to my working as I do
    I sorta think i'll work till the good lord says no more .
    till then - - - money - money - survive - survive !!!

    I am just wondering / worrying / How long can I go .
    any input from youngins - my age , and the ones that just keep going .
    I wish this ride would last forever & i guess all people before us had the same wish .

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