Ole Kassow of Copenhagen, Denmark is the founder of a relatively new organization called Cycling Without Age. It is an amazing organization that improves the quality of life for so many seniors. It is also catching on in many countries around the globe, including here in Canada. I like the focus on building inter-generational relationships through this healthy means of cycling. Here's an inspiring video featuring Ole Kassow.
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Friday, July 28, 2017
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
On Turning Sixty-Two
On Turning Sixty-Two
When I was twenty-five,
I felt really alive.
Twenty-five years later,
No need for a pacemaker.
Now I am sixty-two,
Wondering where time flew.
Seasons come and go,
What you reap, you sow.
Every day is a gift,
God gives us a lift,
Whenever we freely serve,
We’re graced without reserve.
So grow old gracefully,
Like a noble oak tree,
For this day could be your last,
Tomorrow your time may pass.
Labels:
Aging,
Birthday,
God's Grace,
God's Providence,
Life,
Meaning,
Poem,
Purpose,
Seasons,
Time
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