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Geoffrey Deihl's avatar

Thank you. Just trying to make sense out of a senseless situation.

I have spent much of my life living for the moment. Every hour riding my bikes and spending time on mountain trails as opposed to a cubicle or under a thumb has been worth it.

I have no retirement to speak of, but no regrets, either. I was able to enjoy life when I was younger, healthier and stronger, and do things I can't do now. I guess I'm a quality over quantity person.

Time is our most valuable asset, hands down.

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Margaret J Waite's avatar

A beautiful article, well-written and full of wisdom. Since retiring (at age 70) and with a 20-year-old car (the best car I have ever owned), I have found that life is more enjoyable when you take the time to appreciate the things that are really important.

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