Me ageist? My hubby is years younger than me, his bday tomorrow.

Me no way, never chased younger men and hope that goes for you too.

Maybe you're putting too much value on beauty and not enough on substance. The attraction is not about youth, to me anyway.

We all get old, young at heart never goes out of fashion.

<div class="quote" timestamp="1453731681" author="cmk" source="/post/60834/thread"><div class="quote_body"><div class="quote_avatar_container"><div class="avatar-wrapper avatar_size_quote avatar-258"><img src="http://storage.proboards.com/6207754/a/rLz0pRkoWG_wBs1Qxk3q.jpg" alt="cmk Avatar"></div></div><div class="quote_header"><a href="/post/60834/thread"><abbr class="time" title="Jan 25, 2016 21:21:21 GMT 7" data-timestamp="1453731681000">Jan 25, 2016 21:21:21 GMT 7</abbr></a> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Person"><a href="/user/258" class="user-link user-258 group-0" itemprop="url" title="cmk"><span itemprop="name">cmk</span></a></span> said:</div><div class="quote" timestamp="1453731407" author="@blether" source="/post/60832/thread"><div class="quote_body"><div class="quote_avatar_container"><div class="avatar-wrapper avatar_size_quote avatar-260"><img src="http://storage.proboards.com/6207754/a/nyZL0Utu2ZYClhG3nAtv.jpg" alt="blether Avatar"></div></div><div class="quote_header"><a href="/post/60832/thread"><abbr data-timestamp="1453731407000" class="time" title="Jan 25, 2016 21:16:47 GMT 7">Jan 25, 2016 21:16:47 GMT 7</abbr></a> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Person"><a href="/user/260" class="user-link user-260 group-0" itemprop="url" title="@blether"><span itemprop="name">blether</span></a></span> said:</div>Not any more racist than the good ole USA - anyway, there's always two sides to the story, and one side that has to be pointed out is this: <br><br>DO you want the shocking truth?<br><br>There's a place in the world where dreadful violence is regularly inflicted upon women - rape, terrifying assault and murder.<br><br>In this place, women of a certain ethnic group are 80 times more likely to be hospitalised for assault and injury.<br><br>Many of the assaults are perpetrated by the women's husbands or partners and include being raped with wooden or metal objects, or being murdered by being repeatedly punched and struck with a saucepan, stones, a wheel rim and a wheel brace.<br><br>Or there was the case of the man who used a hose to whip his 32-year-old wife, stomping on her abdomen and dragging her naked body over rough ground, before raping her, and then bashing her with either a stick or metal pole, causing severe internal injuries, before finishing her off with a rock.<br><br>In this place, up to 20 people live in some houses and children are stressed out and neglected.<br><br>In remote areas, up to 65 per cent of children attend school for fewer than three days a week and up to 60 per cent of them fail the national early developmental index which measures a child's ability to cope with starting school.<br><br>Apart from the outrageously high rates of violence, unemployment is rife, and thousands of people are battling alcohol and gambling abuse.<br><br>Australians who were shocked over the last few months by violent attacks on women in India should be alarmed by this.<br><br>This place is in our backyard.<br><br>It is one-third the size of India, and has .0002 of India's population.<br><br>It is Central Australia, and in particular the Northern Territory.<br><br>"There is a tri-state area in the middle of Australia which is a Bermuda triangle for domestic violence against Aboriginal women," said South Australian university lecturer and anthropologist, Professor Peter Sutton.<br><br>"People don't want to know, but how about women being raped by a burning fire stick or by a star picket?<br><br>"After the incidents in India I had a stream of emails from people wanting something done about it, but there's no petitions hitting my in-tray about what goes on in Central Australia and has done so for a very long time."<br><br>"The society where this is going on is very different from the middle-class Aboriginal people that many people know.<br><br>"These are hair trigger communities where people fly into a rage in a second.<br><br>"People are under the influence of alcohol and there are beatings and stabbings.<br><br>"Resorting to physical violence is the norm."<br><br>Continues - <br><br><br>http://www.news.com.au/national/violence-against-aboriginal-women-80-times-worse/story-e6frfkp9-1226661209335<div class="quote_clear"></div></div></div>Re America - I didn't know Australia had a black PM.<br><div class="quote_clear"></div></div></div>l<br><div class="quote no_header"><div class="quote_body">though detailed research on the ethnic background of the Parliament is limited, some indications can be drawn from Parliamentary Handbook statistics on the number of overseas born MPs. Nearly half of the members of the first Parliament (49 per cent) were born overseas, predominantly the United Kingdom. In the 43rd Parliament only 12 per cent were born overseas. Of the 29 senators and members born overseas, 13 were born in the United Kingdom; four in New Zealand; and one each from Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Nigeria and South Africa.[6] Place of birth, of course, does not necessarily reflect ethnic background. Additional research indicates that at least 13 per cent of the 43rd Parliament were migrants from a non-English speaking background or children of migrants from a non-English speaking background.[7] Ken Wyatt (LIB, Hasluck, WA), elected in 2010, became the first Indigenous member of the House of Representatives.</div></div><br>We haveeven had Prime Ministers who were not born in Australia and have been Naturalized....does the US allow that for its Presidents is that not racist.

Problem is at your age can you......


Run like hell I mean

Sorry to hear that but glad you are on the mend.
I cannot run either..but not sure if I would after the great care and real love given me during the last 5 years or so.