A case of mistaken identity

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Half the men in this country are of the age of maturity but never reach the description of it. My thought is there's something in Starbucks coffee that shrinks the testicles.
 
I will soon be 71 and feel great! People tell me I appear to be about 60 (hey, l I'll take it) but that is probably because I lost 24 pounds and I still have a full head of thick brown hair (just an ever so slight amount of grey starting to appear). I am still pretty agile, still very active and still pretty strong. I still do everything around the house that includes lifting, cleaning, fixing, building, etc. Other than cheaters for reading, I don't even wear glasses.

I also pride myself for my sense of humor! Some don't get it or think I am being sarcastic, but I find humor in almost every aspect of the day. To me laughter is the best prevention and best cure. Thankfully, I also have good genes and DNA. Hopefully I will be around for another few decades. Got plenty of ammo left to fire - lol.
 
I like to party, keeps me young at heart.


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I am never confused with being young at 58... started turning grey in my twenties... white beard in my 40's.. I look more like Ernest Hemingway after a bender most mornings than anyone else... I have always been frugal, kind & generous... but for the most part I am still an irresponsible 17 year old... maturity is for scotch, cheese & wine...
 
I've recently sought out the puppet TV series Thunderbirds and Stingray on our new streaming services. Need I say more?
 
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