Anyone seen this movie?
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Anyone seen this movie?
Yep, my girlfriend and I watched it when it came out and we both liked it very much. The movie started us thinking of trying something new each year instead of wishing we should one day. What did you think?
Billy my wife and I sit at home and watched it and WOW. I loved it, but I have to admit I cryed like a teenage school girl when ole Freeman died. Man that hits a guy in the gut....hard.
wait till you try to make it happen, it *****! do today, tommorow comes too soon.
That had to be one of the best movies I've seen in a long time....
[QUOTE=LarryG;332625]wait till you try to make it happen, it *****! do today, tommorow comes too soon.[/QUOTE]
Larry,
I'm 45 years old and have been fortunate to travel to many countries and live in Europe for 4 years, heck I even went through Checkpoint Charlie in East Germany while the wall was still up. I learned in my early 30's that I should try and enjoy more things in life and that includes seeing more of the United States which is my present goal. My next trip is the Grand Canyon and then who knows! I'll make it up as I go but each year we try something new. It's easy to get busy and think life is just going to work and raising kids and paying bills and dealing with hardships but I try to raise above that(it's hard sometimes). Enjoy life and live! hagd.
Just finished watching. It sure makes you think about things. Loved the part about the three things to remember as you get older.
[QUOTE=CMIDD;332720]Just finished watching. It sure makes you think about things. Loved the part about the three things to remember as you get older.[/QUOTE]
HA ha I forgot about that! That was killer..
[QUOTE=redneckshadrap;332588]Anyone seen this movie?[/QUOTE]
Billy my wife and I saw this and it was great. We are both in our sixties and it has been instrumental in a live style change for the two of us. This month we went to the Dog and Suds for dinner and are looking forward to our trip to the Dairy Queen next month.
Good to hear from you Billy.
When my wife was diagnosed as terminal, I asked her what is there that you'd like to do or see while we still have time.We seen family,made a last visit to her son, and then she said save the money you will be living, and you will need it. We traveled around a good part of the country when we had the travel trailer, something I never expected to do, because we just talked about doing that, and one day, she said lets buy a trailer. I thought she was kidding, but she deserved it, good bye 401k, hello travel.
Larry I had a friend that was given six month to a year. He bought a motor home and made a list of places he wanted to see. He made it about four years thanks to some experimental drugs. I can assure you he had a great four years. I have a great deal of admiration with how he handled every thing.