Today my grandma turned 89 years old. Still living in the house where my mum grew up. 

We are not such a big family so most of the people came for dinner and celebrate the day were neighbours and friends of my grandma, so 75+

It is not very usual for all of them to meet young guys like me and my two brothers, so a group of old people were talking to us all the time 😁

The main message of the conversations is what made me think. 

**Don't postpone the things you really love to do**

**Enjoy more of your lifetime than you waste for a work you don't really like to do**

**Rather renounce material, unimportant stuff than valuable lifetime**


A little bit ironic because it's obviously that most of them are financiell very well situated and at least most of them worked much and hard for it for half their lifes. 

Today and in the last 10 to 20 years they can relax and can buy things that seem to be comfortable, maybe travel a bit but they never did the things they loved when they were young and nowadays they are not able to dof even these things...

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