Make new Memories

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byline:  Nandini Maharaj

"Here's how to savor the Moment"

When you are five, a year is one fifth of your life.  When you are sixty, a year is a 60th of your life.

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"Adults tend to have more routines and fewer new experiences, making time feel like it flies by"

[ancmetro]

 Time flies...really flies!

[cathy37]

Time really does fly by now.  It seems like that after the new year it is no time at all before it is Christmas again.  Those birthdays seem to come too often also.

[oldbuddy]

I dissagree, I am 85 and still have new experiences on a regular basis. Compared to younger people it takes less of a difference to make it memorable for me.

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[musclesolo77]

Thank you very much. You have completely answered all my questions. I am very grateful to you for that! I've been wondering about it for days

[okill]

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