I find humor. I'm now a freshman in the class of the seniors tribe.
Recently turned sixty a few weeks back. The other day at the gym with a friend who is age sixty two. So dude and i were working out together .
And in doing the box jumps i had to take a break i felt a twinge in my knee.
Took a break walked it off , he said to me do you want my orthopedic doctor number.
And then two Saturdays ago my dear lady friend whom i love a widow so glad i have her in my life. This fine woman and i rolled to checkout some local Mennonite markets.
As they have great prices on meats and cheese they cut out the middleman. This fine lady is like a rifle company first sergeant from my youth beans and bullets i say jokingly as she prepared for our deployment.
A cooler loaded with frozen blue ice packs in the trunk for our purchases. Riding around in my 2004 Toyota Corolla in which i just purchased as a daily commute vehicle only 72000 miles on it. My grandkids will be able to drive the Toyota one day my request just put my ashes in the trunk in a coffee can and refer to the Corolla as the pop pop memorial cruiser.
This fine lady and i were talking excitedly on that Saturday headed home after a day of shopping about our purchases.
Example can you believe that the provolone was only $3.29 a pound.
I have now come to realize that I’m the same age as you old people.
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When you retire. It's like every day is Saturday.
Later this year I join the 'old people" club, 70, I can't believe I'm still here. 
Recently I've found myself actually thinking/saying/writing 'If I live long enough to see...'
Seems I've arrived in Old .Geezerville.
Never had many membership cards in my life…till I hit …let’s figger …67. Now I’m a card carrying member of a few… joined the CABG patch kids…double duty Cataract club card…AAA (EVAR) club card…the Titanium Hip Club card…Carpal Tunnel first admittance card, could have additional honors bestowed at a later date.
All before I hit 75…not bad!
I get surprise phone calls from the V.A. asking how I’m doing…or switching up my meds. That usually causes me to get into some unplanned activities during the day….checking BP, weight, redoing my prescription list I keep in my wallet along with the previously mentioned membership cards.
But they said after you retire…keep busy…yeah I do. I jest about myself…please stay healthy, eat good foods, love your fellow humans.
