Learn something everyday!
By dreamertink
@dfollin (25305)
United States
July 17, 2024 7:30am CST
A week ago I turned 63 and am still learning.
The other day I saw something on Facebook, a picture of a show I saw when I was a kid "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." David McCallum. I was thinking ,"I know that name!" I of course researched it. I was like DUH!...... that's Ducky from NCIS
Ok, I always knew The Keys was a part of Florida, where there was usually the storms hit hard, it's beautiful and Ernest Hemmingways home is there. It is an island at the coast. I had some myLot friends mention that they would like to live there but it's expensive so I tried to look up .....The Keys, FL ....... on my Zillow app and no place showed up. I started thinking, could there be another name for it.
Well DUH! again! Key Largo is just not a movie!
There are islands and names of parts of it. I still don't know exactly how many and what the names are. I am still researching it.![](/Content/images/emotes/rolleyes.gif)
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@abhi_bangal (4684)
• Ahmednagar, India
17 Jul
Learning is a never-ending process. There's something or the other to learn every single day. Even if we live a 100 years and start learning from day one, still we will keep learning till the end. We are talking about years, but I think, even one life isn't sufficient to learn things. If it were possible to calculate percentage-wise, we know even less than 1% of things in the world. Our human brain might be endlessly proficient, but still we have limitations.
Please don't misunderstand anything here. I'm saying this will all due respect dear sir/madam.
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@dfollin (25305)
• United States
18 Jul
@abhi_bangal Yes sir, that is correct only God knows everything.![](/Content/images/emotes/happy.gif)
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@abhi_bangal (4684)
• Ahmednagar, India
18 Jul
@dfollin
Ok so, dear ma'am, (lol), your understanding clearly shows your maturity. And that's what's expected at your age. Yes, I agree. We will never know all the things. It's only God who knows everything. The knowledge in various fields is so vast, we can never touch it all.
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@sharonelton (27384)
• Lichfield, England
17 Jul
Yes, I'm 55 and I'm still learning too! Lots of things they didn't teach us in school. I'm also trying to teach myself Welsh.
I learn things from Doctor Who!
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@sharonelton (27384)
• Lichfield, England
18 Jul
@dfollin Welsh. Thank you. Nos da! ![](/Content/images/emotes/sleep.gif)
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@dfollin (25305)
• United States
18 Jul
@sharonelton Your welcome and Goodnight!![](/Content/images/emotes/sleep.gif)
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@Marilynda1225 (81807)
• United States
17 Jul
I learn something new every day too. The Florida Keys are some place I'd love to visit one day. Actually I just finished reading a book called Camino Winds by John Grisham and it's story is centered in the Keys. I'm sure someone here can point you in the direction for your Zillow search.
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@dfollin (25305)
• United States
17 Jul
That book sounds interesting! I will have to check it out.Thanks.
@aninditasen (16140)
• Raurkela, India
17 Jul
We both are of the same age. I believe life is a process of learning.
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@dfollin (25305)
• United States
17 Jul
Yes it is! I had a friend that was in her 80's when she got a college degree and had started another one.
@LindaOHio (170715)
• United States
18 Jul
Marathon, Key West, Big Pine, Marathon, Key Largo, Islamorada are some of the islands of the Keys. We've been to all of them at least 3 or 4 times. Have a good day.
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@dfollin (25305)
• United States
19 Jul
@LindaOHio Wow! But that's what I like about Florida is it's warm winter time and I love the breeze!
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@LindaOHio (170715)
• United States
19 Jul
@dfollin The first time we went in April; and it was horrible. It was SO HOT. The other times we went it's hot and humid; but there's always a nice breeze. Hurricane Opal was stirring around in the Gulf one time and we kept getting thunderstorms from it.
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