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14-07-09, 05:56 PM

Losing someone close is very hard, it can change how you feel about things...

I feel a little less imortal at the moment, but sometimes thats not a bad thing either.

But I really do think you just have get on with life, if you want to do it then go for it. I would hate to be sat there having lived to an old aged, never taken a risk and played it safe. What kind of life would that be?

Look at this way, my grandparents one set still alive, lived it to the max and are 90 this year and have had amazing lifes.

My nan died a few years ago, my grandad is still alive but in a nursing home medicated. They both rotted away casue they did sweet FA with their lives.

Use it or lose it.

You choose, however I know which grandad I'm going to be.

14-07-09, 05:56 PM	#32
metalmonkey Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Is biking too dangerous? Losing someone close is very hard, it can change how you feel about things... I feel a little less imortal at the moment, but sometimes thats not a bad thing either. But I really do think you just have get on with life, if you want to do it then go for it. I would hate to be sat there having lived to an old aged, never taken a risk and played it safe. What kind of life would that be? Look at this way, my grandparents one set still alive, lived it to the max and are 90 this year and have had amazing lifes. My nan died a few years ago, my grandad is still alive but in a nursing home medicated. They both rotted away casue they did sweet FA with their lives. Use it or lose it. You choose, however I know which grandad I'm going to be.