One of my dad’s favorite sayings.beats the alternative...!
My mother's, also. It must come with age... and that attitude probably helped them get there.One of my dad’s favorite sayings.![]()
Mine is still going at 94, maybe not as strong as she once was but's still in better shape than many 70 year olds. I don't think she mows her lawn anymore but she will still snowblow her driveway if it's not too big a storm. With the exception of her sister who died in her early 50s, all the women on her side made it well into their 90s, a couple of her aunts passed 100.My mother is 85, and mowed her lawn until last year, when the 1996 Simplicity started giving problems. She bought a new JD this year which my brother picked out for her, but I doubt she will ever use it... she enjoyed doing it but it really wiped her out. My brother goes down and mows her lawn and tends to other things as needed... I also am willing to do my turn, so we will keep it taken care of.
Those numbers don't mean much --- unless you added "I think I am 70 and feel like I am 80. Or It is dark now and I am still waiting for someone to help me get down from the tractor!I was 68 years old when I started mowing 20 acres this morning with the little L2550.
Finished this afternoon and I think I am 70 now...
It is dark now and I am still waiting for someone to help me get down from the tractor!