“You know you’re getting old when you stoop to tie your shoelaces and wonder what else you could do while you’re down there.”
George Burns
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I only own two pairs of shoes with laces now, and rarely wear them. 🙂
(Weddings and funerals)
Best wishes, Pete.
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I woke up feeling achy all over this morning, Pete. I will wear lace-up shoes to physical therapy this morning.
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We may well have two generations now who have never had to learn to tie shoe laces!
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I cannot remember a time when I could not tie laces. All my grandchildren (except the 4 year old) learned to tie laces. Hopefully with all the popular athletic shoes, they will all learn.
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Lol! Yup, getting there.
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The floor does seem to be a lot lower than it used to be.
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It is an interesting phenomenon, Dan.
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Oh! I so agree!! 💜
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I sit on the bed to tie my shoes when possible, but there are times when I have picked trash off the floor at the same time. Getting older helps us learn how to make more efficent use of our energy.
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Efficiency is key at my age.
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Mine, too. 🙂
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Yea, there is no point moving twice.
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My thoughts exactly.
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😂
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Terrific one line. Thanks, Maggie.
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Ole George had the right idea, John.
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😁
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Because multitasking will save us. 😆
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It certainly can’t hurt, Laura.
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