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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 428937" data-attributes="member: 100">An elderly gentleman said something similar to me a few months ago at work. The assumption was he had lost his wife and despite enjoying good health and sound mind for a man in his 80&#039;s he was done with life. After blurting it out to a complete stranger he was a little surprised by himself because he admitted he would never say that to his family. I asked him what his morning routine was. He responded with turning the television on first thing and listening to those talking heads. So I offered him some advice. Shake things up for the remainder of your time. Leave the talking heads to themselves. Request your doctor to issue a medical certificate to be struck off the Electoral Roll. This way he no longer has to deal with those two faced politicians. If it&#039;s a stunning day go for a walk along the beach, especially sunrise. Read a book in the sunshine. I hope he listened. I haven&#039;t seen him since but its sad when an elderly person reaches a point when they admit I&#039;ve had enough of life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 428937, member: 100"] An elderly gentleman said something similar to me a few months ago at work. The assumption was he had lost his wife and despite enjoying good health and sound mind for a man in his 80's he was done with life. After blurting it out to a complete stranger he was a little surprised by himself because he admitted he would never say that to his family. I asked him what his morning routine was. He responded with turning the television on first thing and listening to those talking heads. So I offered him some advice. Shake things up for the remainder of your time. Leave the talking heads to themselves. Request your doctor to issue a medical certificate to be struck off the Electoral Roll. This way he no longer has to deal with those two faced politicians. If it's a stunning day go for a walk along the beach, especially sunrise. Read a book in the sunshine. I hope he listened. I haven't seen him since but its sad when an elderly person reaches a point when they admit I've had enough of life. [/QUOTE]

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