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In reply to the discussion: Brain expert: The No. 1 thing that sets 'SuperAgers' apart from people with 'weak memory skills' [View all]Aussie105
(7,929 posts)108. Use it or lose it - definitely!
I had a lot of hobbies while working, just to counteract the boredom stress of my job.
Kind of let them go since retiring 10 years ago.
Cars probably need something done to them, if not an old bomb to do up, repaint.
And there is bound to be some carpentry and plumbing around the house I've neglected. And painting. Walls, ceiling, outside!
Oh my! Gonna be busy!
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Brain expert: The No. 1 thing that sets 'SuperAgers' apart from people with 'weak memory skills' [View all]
SheltieLover
Nov 2022
OP
I'm trying to learn sign language. mostly from youtube. it works the brain so differently
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Nov 2022
#56
Besides a combo of pretty good or better genes, and some good luck... taking Tai Chi...
electric_blue68
Nov 2022
#73
Check your local senior center! Mine offers a wide variety of virtual offerings
SheltieLover
Nov 2022
#10
Boy have I (anecdotally) witnessed this among women (especially) who were always
hlthe2b
Nov 2022
#9
I teach 10 different 6-8 week Zoom classes on a range of history topics through local CC
hedda_foil
Nov 2022
#24
Nice! Thx for sharing! My senior center offers a lot of freeclasses, virtually as well as in person.
SheltieLover
Nov 2022
#30
Cybersecurity, mostly data governance but some actual analyst work when the opportunity...
SKKY
Nov 2022
#55
I have a lot of Interests, so I'm always learning something in various subjects. Finding connections
electric_blue68
Nov 2022
#62
Oh, I loved it. Fascinating kind of twisty, turny history of how certain things...
electric_blue68
Nov 2022
#75
Oh, goodness I have No idea! This was back on I think - PBS, Public Television. Good hunting!
electric_blue68
Nov 2022
#78
I have a weak memory and forget the new things I learn. It is the destiny of my brains.
betsuni
Nov 2022
#92
Yeah, man, like I remember every campus had weeds. Don't remember hippos, though.
Hermit-The-Prog
Nov 2022
#125
well I guess I'm well-positioned; in my fifties, but my wife says I have the mind of a 14 year-old
anarch
Nov 2022
#112
I learn new things at DU thanks to you and so many others. You humble me.
twodogsbarking
Nov 2022
#120
There's so much to the world - so much to do, so much to discover, so many skills
highplainsdem
Nov 2022
#121