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A little list for living the good life
- Surround yourself with people who laugh.
- Try always to make people feel good about themselves.
- Do something good for the planet on a daily basis.
- Children left home? Keep busy. Nothing ages you more than inactivity or disinterest. Join a club, get a job or volunteer.
- I read this somewhere the other day, and I have to agree. At the exact date you turn 55 you will develop a muffin top just above your trouser line. Don’t ask me why, it just happens. So plan your wardrobe accordingly and stop fretting about it.
- Enjoy your home, enjoy your clothes, enjoy baking and entertaining while you still have energy and youthful-ish looks – make the most of your attributes.
- When I was 20 I didn’t like my face or my body. When I was 30 I thought how good and how unwrinkled I looked at 20. When I was 40 I couldn’t believe how slim and fit I looked at 30. Now I’m over fifty I realize that how I look today is as good as it’s going to get and I’m grateful for that.
- Try not to interfere in your grown-up children’s lives, but be there for them and always be supportive. Don’t offer advice unless asked for it.
- Ask your grown up children for advice – they know more than you might give them credit for.
- Nightclubs are for twenty to thirty somethings. Don’t go. Not even for a laugh.
SOURCE: http://lifestylefifty.com
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