On the tires Danny, Cheat, use a bar between the ground and the wheeled tire then just inch it up as you can and takes the stress from your arms❤and if you can get a piece of pipe for that can also use a 4 way spinner to break the lug nuts loose as to go to remove it. Start this first with the tiee in the ground and it keeps the wheels from spinning on you as you go❤
I don’t hunt anymore but I still go fishing. I do vegetable gardening and play acoustic guitar. I walk the treadmill for 1 hr and 11 min to get me to 4 miles, and then dumbbells 6 times a week. I am 71 now and don’t have health maintenance. I quit smoking 14 years ago. I drink 1 beer a day, sometimes 2 when I’m cleaning and cooking fish I caught. It is just me and my wife of 43 years in our house since our two daughters are on their own. We have 1 grandson who we love so dearly. I am a retired U.S. Army soldier with only 10% disability due to tinnitus. We are not rich but my traditional wife managed our finances with frugality and I also was able to invest in mutual funds and IRA so that we didn’t have debts when I retired. We have a vacation house in the Philippines and we travel there every 6 months. We are happy and contented with our lives and we are Conservatives with a strong belief in Christian values.
@@JunRoss-pp3mv of course, nobody lives forever but I intend to keep going as long as I can. My grandma lived up to 102, my dad up to 94 and my mom up to 98 .
im 51 years old in good shape a full head of hair im retired and own a home in Brooklyn new York thats paid off i get a 6000$ a month pension until i die. I have no kids and never been married the truth is im scared to death to live past 75 or 80. I have a very easy life i travel often and im still getting tired of rhis life and technology. It was a better life as a human being in the payphone days. Good luck grandpa i hope you live to 100 years old. My dad lived till 93
May the Lord grant the wishes of your heart grandpa. Im 63 I just retired recently, thank you so very much for all your very informative videos. Try maybe reading and studying the bible?
Great vlog GP. I am 68 and my brother is 86. My Dad lived to 80, worked on a small farm until the day he died. This is what I hope for myself, not to linger on and become a burden. As far as comparing myself to others, I agree that is folly. When I was in business for myself I was constantly asked about my competition. I always considered myself as my best competitor. How could I improve my business and me to become the one people chose to do business with. Lastly, I would like to see you do a vlog on your working on your cars. It would be interesting to see your workarounds, such as lifting tires and rims. Since we’re older we have no choice but to work smarter. Be blessed.
@@fretworkband3204 You’re right about ourselves as our competition and it’s fun and exhilarating when at an older age we beat our younger selves. There are two kinds of age - chronological and biological age. We may be 70 with a biological age of 60, or we may be 60 with a biological age of 70. Nothing is too late to improve our biological age but the longer we wait, the harder it gets. Very few have the resolve not to mention the knowledge to go about it. Plus our old selves which is very hard to change. But believe me, the science is there, you just have to learn what to look for. It’s just not mainstream yet but I see it mainstream from time to time
I am 74 also with high blood and type 2 diabetes but I work out 4 days a week and work 2 days a week and my wife is 65 she is into Zumba yes you’re right you must keep the mind sharp and try and stay active I am hoping to last till 85 or stay healthy and positive
I commend you grand pa. Yes, our brain is important to function in daily living, without it, we will not be productive in the society even our on quality of life.
@@jlmarc01 You are getting close to the age where rapid decline in strength, muscle mass and health will start (around 60 - 65). It’s not too late to intervene but the longer you wait the harder it gets. It may be hard to believe but we can slow down and even reverse aging.
People wants to live longer but doesn't think of all the negatives. As you aged, you get more aches & pain that medications temporarily helps or most of the time doesn't helps at all. You'll be needing a cane, walker, wheelchair or worse bed ridden. If you're bed ridden, someone will have to wipe your rear, change your diaper. You don't have privacy anymore. Higher probability of getting dementia. So, I think for me, 80 yrs old is enough unless. Currently I'm 70 years old.
I am at your age when I started my intervention. I am now going 77 and in better shape than 10 years ago. I can lift with 40 pounds dumbbells in each hand and walk. I used to have HBP and blood sugar problems. My A1C now is 5.6 BP is below 120/70. It’s not too late but a lot of work to do
@@kelleychilton2524 The problem with this kind of thinking is that we don’t factor modern technology and medicine which will keep us alive, dependent on others - useless and waiting to die which will last 10 to 20 years. You’re still young and have plenty of time to prepare to be independent until you die peacefully. Of course this will depend on your current condition and your determination to improve yourself.
@@JunRoss-pp3mv If you just know what and where to look, you will understand that we can avoid the “suffering “. Frailty can be prevented - it just takes a lot of effort and determination. There are drugs and supplements that helps but very few are aware of their existence. Do you know that age can now be slowed down and even reversed?
Yes, you're correct. My mother's parents lived to be 97 and 99, but they spent the last decade of their lives in a nursing home. That's no way to live. I would have rather died 10 years earlier. Just living longer is not necessarily the best-case scenario.
I've always maintained my own cars and motorcycles and hope to continue when we retire to the Philippines, so I'd be interested to see your video on this subject. I like older classic vehicles but I'm not sure how easy it is to obtain the parts, or even the vehicles in the Philippines.
I don’t wish to live that long. All I want when it’s time for me to go is to be like my uncle who died peacefully in his sleep unlike the passengers in the car he’s driving.
@@abgeebssr7344 The good or the bad news, however you look at it is that with modern technology and medical care, we are destined to live longer. The sad news is that many will spend the last 10 to 20 years of their lives frail and dependent on others before as you said die peacefully. The question is are you going to do something about it?
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On the tires Danny, Cheat, use a bar between the ground and the wheeled tire then just inch it up as you can and takes the stress from your arms❤and if you can get a piece of pipe for that can also use a 4 way spinner to break the lug nuts loose as to go to remove it. Start this first with the tiee in the ground and it keeps the wheels from spinning on you as you go❤
I don’t hunt anymore but I still go fishing. I do vegetable gardening and play acoustic guitar. I walk the treadmill for 1 hr and 11 min to get me to 4 miles, and then dumbbells 6 times a week. I am 71 now and don’t have health maintenance. I quit smoking 14 years ago. I drink 1 beer a day, sometimes 2 when I’m cleaning and cooking fish I caught. It is just me and my wife of 43 years in our house since our two daughters are on their own. We have 1 grandson who we love so dearly. I am a retired U.S. Army soldier with only 10% disability due to tinnitus. We are not rich but my traditional wife managed our finances with frugality and I also was able to invest in mutual funds and IRA so that we didn’t have debts when I retired. We have a vacation house in the Philippines and we travel there every 6 months. We are happy and contented with our lives and we are Conservatives with a strong belief in Christian values.
There are exceptions but in the end, you're health will degrade. That's just the reality of life.
@@JunRoss-pp3mv of course, nobody lives forever but I intend to keep going as long as I can. My grandma lived up to 102, my dad up to 94 and my mom up to 98 .
Wow! You have good genes.
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It’s not just about living longer but living healthier longer. The science is there. Educate yourselves
im 51 years old in good shape a full head of hair im retired and own a home in Brooklyn new York thats paid off i get a 6000$ a month pension until i die. I have no kids and never been married the truth is im scared to death to live past 75 or 80. I have a very easy life i travel often and im still getting tired of rhis life and technology. It was a better life as a human being in the payphone days. Good luck grandpa i hope you live to 100 years old. My dad lived till 93
Can't imagine living up to 100. Just want to prepare my spirituality.
I agree with you grandpa. Go grandpa go grandpa. God bless 🙏💖🌹 you and your wife take care both.
May the Lord grant the wishes of your heart grandpa. Im 63 I just retired recently, thank you so very much for all your very informative videos.
Try maybe reading and studying the bible?
I worked in the medical field for quite a while. Mostly if u reach 100 life is not so decent and bearing. However if it's GODs will I'll take it 😊
of course i lab watching your vlog and thanks for sharing your life story
Great vlog GP. I am 68 and my brother is 86. My Dad lived to 80, worked on a small farm until the day he died. This is what I hope for myself, not to linger on and become a burden. As far as comparing myself to others, I agree that is folly. When I was in business for myself I was constantly asked about my competition. I always considered myself as my best competitor. How could I improve my business and me to become the one people chose to do business with. Lastly, I would like to see you do a vlog on your working on your cars. It would be interesting to see your workarounds, such as lifting tires and rims. Since we’re older we have no choice but to work smarter. Be blessed.
@@fretworkband3204 You’re right about ourselves as our competition and it’s fun and exhilarating when at an older age we beat our younger selves. There are two kinds of age - chronological and biological age. We may be 70 with a biological age of 60, or we may be 60 with a biological age of 70. Nothing is too late to improve our biological age but the longer we wait, the harder it gets. Very few have the resolve not to mention the knowledge to go about it. Plus our old selves which is very hard to change. But believe me, the science is there, you just have to learn what to look for. It’s just not mainstream yet but I see it mainstream from time to time
Interesting subject 🤔
I am 74 also with high blood and type 2 diabetes but I work out 4 days a week and work 2 days a week and my wife is 65 she is into Zumba yes you’re right you must keep the mind sharp and try and stay active I am hoping to last till 85 or stay healthy and positive
Hey, Grandpa….I think you may have forgotten to mention the power of PRAYER and I know you are Catholic, so add receiving the Holy Eucharist!
I commend you grand pa. Yes, our brain is important to function in daily living, without it, we will not be productive in the society even our on quality of life.
Focus on quality not quantity.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts po. I’m your new subscriber …😍
My Papa tried his best to be a 100 but dementia too over❤ So he reached up to 86❤He had annual check up with Mama ❤Also we ate Malunggay sabaw daily❤
My mother is 100 years old and her sister, my aunt, is 99 years old. They have slowed down a lot but mentally both are doing great.
That's good!
Very interesting VG. I am 59 and feel I am slowing down rapidly. But I have accepted that maybe I won’t make it till 80. Still I’ll do my best
@@jlmarc01 You are getting close to the age where rapid decline in strength, muscle mass and health will start (around 60 - 65). It’s not too late to intervene but the longer you wait the harder it gets. It may be hard to believe but we can slow down and even reverse aging.
Shoot, I agree with you lolo. I rotate my wheels once a year and it's taxing. lol. and I'm 35.
People wants to live longer but doesn't think of all the negatives. As you aged, you get more aches & pain that medications temporarily helps or most of the time doesn't helps at all. You'll be needing a cane, walker, wheelchair or worse bed ridden. If you're bed ridden, someone will have to wipe your rear, change your diaper. You don't have privacy anymore. Higher probability of getting dementia. So, I think for me, 80 yrs old is enough unless. Currently I'm 70 years old.
I am at your age when I started my intervention. I am now going 77 and in better shape than 10 years ago. I can lift with 40 pounds dumbbells in each hand and walk. I used to have HBP and blood sugar problems. My A1C now is 5.6 BP is below 120/70. It’s not too late but a lot of work to do
Yes, I think you're correct. 80 is enough and I'm in my 60s.
@@kelleychilton2524 The problem with this kind of thinking is that we don’t factor modern technology and medicine which will keep us alive, dependent on others - useless and waiting to die which will last 10 to 20 years. You’re still young and have plenty of time to prepare to be independent until you die peacefully. Of course this will depend on your current condition and your determination to improve yourself.
@@oscarsaman6959 Yes, modern technology will prolong your sufferings but make you live longer.
@@JunRoss-pp3mv If you just know what and where to look, you will understand that we can avoid the “suffering “.
Frailty can be prevented - it just takes a lot of effort and determination. There are drugs and supplements that helps but very few are aware of their existence. Do you know that age can now be slowed down and even reversed?
I sure hope not, I’ve known people that old and it’s miserable
Yes, you're correct. My mother's parents lived to be 97 and 99, but they spent the last decade of their lives in a nursing home. That's no way to live. I would have rather died 10 years earlier. Just living longer is not necessarily the best-case scenario.
@@kelleychilton2524 absolutely!
I've always maintained my own cars and motorcycles and hope to continue when we retire to the Philippines, so I'd be interested to see your video on this subject. I like older classic vehicles but I'm not sure how easy it is to obtain the parts, or even the vehicles in the Philippines.
Still thinking about it. 😀
I don’t wish to live that long. All I want when it’s time for me to go is to be like my uncle who died peacefully in his sleep unlike the passengers in the car he’s driving.
@@abgeebssr7344 The good or the bad news, however you look at it is that with modern technology and medical care, we are destined to live longer. The sad news is that many will spend the last 10 to 20 years of their lives frail and dependent on others before as you said die peacefully. The question is are you going to do something about it?
alias Alice Guo left the philippines on private plane and is in sigapour its all over the philippine news lol
Good afternoon sir, paano ang 20 yes old above?
You can prepare early for the inevitable: aging!
good example is not to smoke. always positive thinking for less stress
How old are you sir ?
Very well. Thanks!