I’m 64. If I live to 100, I only have 36 summers left.
Here's what I'm going to do about it. It’s go-time for more yeses!
I did the math.
I’m 64. If I live to 100, I only have 36 summers left.
I know it’s not scientific.
I know I could live to 74 or 103 or next Thursday. 1
But math is helpful when you need a little urgency.
And I’ve decided to treat my life like I’m running out of coupons… because I kinda am.
So here’s what I’ve come to realize.
If I’m lucky enough to live to 100…
I only have 36 more beach trips with bare feet in the sand and sand-covered towels.
36 more summers complaining about towels that somehow never fully dry.
36 more summers to let peach juice run down my chin.
36 more July 4th barbecues where I say, “No bun for me, thanks,” and then eat too many potato chips.
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