You'll still be young in five years steve, I look at 65 year olds as spring chickens also I have a eighteen to twenty year plan don't consider myself old by a long way yet![]()
You'll still be young in five years steve, I look at 65 year olds as spring chickens also I have a eighteen to twenty year plan don't consider myself old by a long way yet![]()
Thats fine for you Michael, but we are all different in our outlook, to many people around me have made big plans but the big C has come and changed that,
I am making my plans for me and Emma to be together sooner then later and enjoying the world , money is no good to you when you are dead
, Michael ... what Steve meant was, he'd known far too many people who'd saved for THEIRS (and their family's) future, but then, unexpectedly, had had the misfortune of being stricken by cancer - the 'BIG C' - without getting the opportunity to fulfill their plans.
Thanks Arthur that's a relief I understand now. I must admit I never think about if I'm going to have an illness or will I die tomorrow, I just get on with life it's short enough as it is and I've got loads of things to do long term and if anything unfortunate happens hopefully I'll never know about it. My thoughts on living a long life is to always have a long term project to get excited about![]()
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