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At age 60 years old I consider myself in pretty good shape. Good enough shape to actually join a fast-pitch baseball team with my son Dylan (25) and my grandson Kane (20). I suppose there are not too many to be as fortunate as I am at my age. It is truly a blessing that we will all be playing together on the same team. My Brother Paul (55) and his son Paul (24) and Nephew Peter (22) will also be on the team. Our first practice was yesterday...my girlfriend had the Ben-Gay waiting (lol)

Ooh Ow Ouch

With my son and grandson...on my team 
My heart, my soul, and face...tends to gleam 
At age sixty years old 
I've often been told 
"Get Ben-Gay" (Ha)...you know what I mean
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Wolf Avatar
August 5, 2020 at 8:25 PM
Hahaha! I do know what you mean... Good for you, Charlie. At 59.5, the 's' hit the fan for me. Since then, physically, it's been a 10.5 year struggle... Till 59.5, though, it was quite a ride! Can't complain. Here's to you running a marathon at 100. Ok, a half-marathon... OK., Would you believe a 3k walk?! lol. Thanks! ~ gw
Proxenos Avatar
July 16, 2020 at 10:17 AM
This made me smile Charlie - who says we are getting older - we are spring chickens, only I don't how how many Springs back I should go! A happy limerick. So long Charlie, will talk again soon. blessings, Jennifer
Shaw Avatar
July 8, 2020 at 2:28 AM
When we get older we get younger in our minds, if only our bodies would do that too . . . lol
Cunningham Avatar
July 3, 2020 at 1:02 PM
Haha, think young stay young, well that's my motto, if the bengay doesn't work, a tot of whiskey will dull the aches lol Tom
Rodrigues Avatar
July 3, 2020 at 11:25 AM
LOL!
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