Musings #16: One Liner Wednesday – Getting Old

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Johanna Quaas: 86 Years Old

You know you are getting old when you go to your local fitness center, and have enough years to be the parent of 90% of the gym rats.

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5 comments on “Musings #16: One Liner Wednesday – Getting Old”

milankagiordano
March 25, 2015

I am inspired when I see people that are much older than me at our local Gym (fitness centre). They have classes especially for them such as Thai Chi, Yoga, they use the weights, tread mills etc. I see them catch up with other people their age and have a chat. It is wonderful to watch and it must be great for them as they are still part of the community and active. They always say hello and love to have a chat. 🙂 🙂 They are keeping healthy and enjoying life….

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LindaGHill
March 25, 2015

Ha! Yeah, that qualifies. 🙂

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Susan
March 25, 2015

Ah yes, when the nurses you train are all about the age of your daughter 🙂

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Mallee Stanley
March 25, 2015

Oops! That’d be me

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KG
March 26, 2015

😆

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This entry was posted on March 25, 2015 by Laissez Faire in health, humor, musings and tagged 86 year old gymnast, funny, getting old, gymnast, humor, johanna qaas, Johanna Quaas, one-liner wednesday.

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