Happiness Is a Choice You Make: Lessons from a Year Among the Oldest Old | 
Section 2 goes into more detail about the six individuals highlighted in this book. This is Fred Jones on the left. He has a lot to teach me. “Problems were only problems if you thought about them that way. Otherwise they were life — and yours for the living.”
pickAlready choked up and crying
Listening to the audio as I walk near my house. Can‘t say that the book is helping me to feel any happier but it‘s not making me feel worse so that‘s a plus. The cool air and sunshine is definitely helping.
pickA thought provoking and unique look at aging and the elderly. Would make a nice gift for someone going into a care home - (I'm serious).
This is a hard one for me!
1. Neither. I do watch American Ninja Warrior. Great to read during.
2. I don‘t know mythology or movies. So I‘m not exactly sure who they are.
3. No seafood, so most sushi is out. Ramen is okay, but too much sodium.
4. I only speak English, my dad‘s family was French Canadian.
5. I play a couple of video games and like board games but rarely play them. Cards, anyone?
So I didn‘t really answer any of these did I?
"The lesson of John Sorensen was that to accept death was to accept life, and to accept life was to live in joy, however dire the circumstances around you."
