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@very-rusty said
I was reading where the so called experts were claiming that a fast walk for older people is better than jogging because of the reason you mentioned easier on the joints.

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It’s true for me plus short runs on grass or uphill doesn’t cause me any knee pain.

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@drewnogal said
It’s true for me plus short runs on grass or uphill doesn’t cause me any knee pain.
Yes, certainly easier than on cement for sure.

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Perhaps he just needs more time, may not be up to bantering sessions and still in the grieving process.

-VR

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Not even a cigarillo?

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@suzianne said
Not even a cigarillo?
I can picture that suzianne. 🙂

-VR

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@suzianne said
Not even a cigarillo?
Cigarillo occasionally with my then partner.

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@torunn said
Cigarillo occasionally with my then partner.
They are much more feminine than a fat cigar.

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My brother-in-law and I were very close knew him for many decades, been gone now for a couple years going on 3 and I still miss him and pick up the phone to call him.

I can't imagine what it must be like for fmf, it will take time he will be back when and IF he is ready I am sure.

-VR

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@suzianne said
They are much more feminine than a fat cigar.
I was going to comment on that, then decided not to. 🙂

-VR

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I quit smoking altogether in 2004, can't believe it is 20 years later already. Drinking 32 years ago seems like a life time ago now. I wish I had never started either of them now.

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