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I didn' follow my walking rule and walking looking up at the house slipped on some mud and wenr down. Thank God is was grassy and not the concrete sidewalk. I also fell the way i have trained myself to fall. Palms out and knees been a little. Was a perfet 4 point ground landing.

The getting old part was forgeting the mud part while looking up.
I've fallen because I wasn't looking down where I was walking and I've fallen because I wasn't looking up to see what I was about to walk into at eye level. Some days you're just destined to fall. Happy to hear that you are a "self trained faller", though. I'll try and remember "the four-point stance" next time.
 
Anything important you should think about it more than 5 seconds. You know you're getting old when you don't remember where you put something 2 seconds ago without thinking about it.
Thank God is was grassy
Went to feed my birdies - snow was slick as snot - wrenched my knee. After 2 weeks I am still limping but not using the cane.

And speaking of "wrenched" -
Battery went out on my Kioti tractor and so, of course, being Korean, it needed metric wrenches...small metric wrenches. I only have perhaps 100 metric wrenches and probably 300 SAE wrenches. Hunted and hunted. Nope. No small metrics anywhere. I finally got the cables loose with a pair of pliers - went to town and bought a battery at Atwoods ($100- not too bad a price) and on to Harbor Freight where I spent $20 for a set of small metric wrenches and SAE wrenches all in one package (on sale.) Got the battery back in and it all works.
When I die, I want them to have a tool sale to pay for the funeral. I am sure I have $10,000 worth of tools, most of which I cannot lay my hands on at any given moment.
 
I am sure I have $10,000 worth of tools, most of which I cannot lay my hands on at any given moment.
Yeah, you know you have 6 of the one you need, but they don't show up til you get another.

The one that ticks me off is, when looking for something, I can recall as if it was 5 minutes ago thinking, "Now, I'm putting this here so I will be sure to remember where it is when I need it", only to be unable to remember where "there" is when the time comes. I think somebody switched a couple of fields in the database at some point.
 
I didn' follow my walking rule and walking looking up at the house slipped on some mud and wenr down. Thank God is was grassy and not the concrete sidewalk. I also fell the way i have trained myself to fall. Palms out and knees been a little. Was a perfet 4 point ground landing.

The getting old part was forgeting the mud part while looking up.
Well, depending on your age, your PCP will ask if you've fallen lately. I always lie.
 
I didn' follow my walking rule and walking looking up at the house slipped on some mud and wenr down. Thank God is was grassy and not the concrete sidewalk. I also fell the way i have trained myself to fall. Palms out and knees been a little. Was a perfet 4 point ground landing.

The getting old part was forgeting the mud part while looking up.
Sometimes on a straight trail, I like to close my eyes and continue walking.
But lately on my trail, I see spit on the ground. Disgusting.
Now I have to look down so not to dirty my shoes.
 
Sometimes on a straight trail, I like to close my eyes and continue walking.
But lately on my trail, I see spit on the ground. Disgusting.
Now I have to look down so not to dirty my shoes.
It's probably spooge given your Milpitas location.
 
You are disgusting. You know that.
And you can't blame that for being an old *******.
Your like the old guy yelling at the kids playing on the street. That is a sign of getting old.
 
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