Getting Older, Not Necessarily Better

[reevesr1]

It has some fishing content!

https://juststumblingthroughlife.com/2016/04/09/603/'

[lamponius]

I enjoyed it. Pretty much the way I tackle that age problem myself.

I recommend you guys to read it. If you are +40, it is so spot on, and if you are younger, you should take that opportunity to learn from it and prepare yourself...

Thank you Rick for being so eloquent about it.

 

 

[Roast]

Great read, looking forward to the next.

[reevesr1]

Thanks guys. And eloquent isn't usually a word used to describe anything I do!

[BurningChrome]

And eloquent isn't usually a word used to describe anything I do!

Having seen you wade I concur

[clancy]

Young people bowl?

[reevesr1]

Actually, I've been bowling since I was like 10. Bowling competitively (yeah, it's a thing) off and on since my late teens. When I was young, there was a major gambling component. I watched my dad walk out with close to $1000 on a regular league night (I was never good enough to win that much because I couldn't bet that much). The community here is smaller than it was in the states, but there is some pretty serious talent in Calgary and Edmonton and a bunch in their 20s. Less gambling though, but a lot of tournaments. Several thousand dollars to winners of some of these.

[Pipes]

This was a great read. Not sure if you are familiar, but has a Gierach-esque tone to it. Nicely done.