island1fox
Well-Known Member
It is a proven fact that all time spent in your garden does not count towards your total lifespan.
sober,
There are always exceptions to every rule.
I have been retired for a number of years now. During the winters -I hate it --but use a treadmill and weights at least a few times a week --really dislike this and the time goes so slowly.I usually put on five to seven pounds during the winter.
When spring arrives -I have seven acres -with four being "landcaped" Between digging and planting trees--building water features or rock Islands ---I usually "work" -which feels like play about four hours per day --Monday -Friday.
I enjoy the time outside --drop the winter weight and have maintained my pre-retirement -six two --180 pound frame.
I tell my wife when we get a little older --seventies -OR eighties ---we will move into a -non work condominium--I do not really like golf or tennis and I am to old to play a good game of softball---the danger will be sitting around all day drinking Martinis and eating --I know my Garden "play" is extending my years !!
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