Anonymous

25 Mar 2024

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Suppose if you have parents in their 70s, they have been able-bodied and retired for more than 20 years without working, what advice do you have for them to spend the rest of their lives?

Stay at home and live a laid-back lifestyle?

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Nirmal Sunuwar

21d ago

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Chris

24d ago

Care to share how they passed the last 20 years. If they are happy, just continue. Happy and healthy are comrades!

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MW

24d ago

Can do meditation and exercise or walking.

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SLM

24d ago

Stay healthy and make the best of each day! :)

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Ian

24d ago

Do smth that they have always wanted all their lifes...

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