Only Two Important Things After I'm Older
@everwonderwhy (7376)
September 11, 2018 11:58am CST
As I grow older, there have been only two that are of greater importance to me. Nothing else matter.
Nothing else are too important to me but these two valuable things--to function. Nothing else are as significant as the only two possible things I have left in my bones and strength.
After I'm older, two things are certainly more important than any others: Health and money.
I wish you all well, security and prosperity. :-)
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@everwonderwhy (7376)
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11 Sep 18
Yes! My husband keeps saying that he wants to retire (63). I'm 56, and am just beginning with my life this year in the work-force, after 31 happy years as housewife.
@everwonderwhy (7376)
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11 Sep 18
@BabeSays Thank you. And we shall receive your wishes for us. :-) He enjoys his job as IT and is brilliant at what he does.
About money, we're working on saving and being debt-free for our retirement... many, many more fulfilling years ahead. :-)
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@BabeSays (8575)
• Mauritius
11 Sep 18
@everwonderwhy Well I wish the both of you and happy life full with love and health and of course money too.
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@Namelesss (3365)
• United States
14 Sep 18
@everwonderwhy I kind of feel of like an old dish rag that has been washed many times but looking for a good bleaching still. 
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@everwonderwhy (7376)
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15 Sep 18
@Namelesss Dish rags are very useful. I can't function well in my kitchen to serve nice meals without my dishrags. :-)
I do hope you find the constant washing and wringing-out-the-scum-and-dirt feelings will find you good as new again.
But still, lotsa hugs to you. Don't let anybody discourage you by any means. 
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@everwonderwhy (7376)
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14 Sep 18
It's a struggle to be unwell in every aspect of our whole being. How are you doing? Hugs and thoughts for you.
@everwonderwhy (7376)
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11 Sep 18
Yes, indeed. I wish you many more good things all your days ahead, Siva.
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@Shiva49 (26802)
• Singapore
12 Sep 18
@everwonderwhy Many thanks for your kind thoughts and wishes - siva
@ZedSmart (19786)
• Philippines
12 Sep 18
It's important because when we're older, things are totally different. Those energy and enthusiasm we have during our younger years would fade. It's just disheartening when reaching that time, we do not have enough resources to survive with the remaining years of our lives. By that time also, we already have several health issues which would make us difficult to function by ourselves only more so if we do not have enough savings and money.
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@everwonderwhy (7376)
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12 Sep 18
It's not too late to save up now in my 50s for my retirement. I would still be working for income in any way possible.
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@sokina (283)
• Morocco
11 Sep 18
soo true . for me health money and of course my family . apart from that everything is just fading
