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Ik ben becu willy
Ik ben een man en woon in Aartrijke Belgie () en mijn beroep is .
Ik ben geboren op 31/07/1951 en ben nu dus 72 jaar jong.
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WELKOM OP DE MOPPENBLOG VAN WILLY

11-09-2014

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NIEMAND THUIS

Ze deed zo lekker heet.
Ze zei "kom je vanavond, er is niemand thuis".
Waaaw, te gek.
Dus ik ging, belde aan, .. en inderdaad, er was niemand thuis.

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20-02-2015

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20-02-2015 om 23:08 geschreven door Nb1SlSF664kq

21-01-2015

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Great topic! Plans are great, but how often do things go acdnicrog to plan? I know a guy well, he was retired at 42, now he's back to work after a divorce the list goes on.For Americans it's cheaper to not have health insurance and just pay for what you need when you're overseas where it is cheaper (unless you have a corporate job that pays for your insurance, but then you probably don't travel more than 2-4 weeks a year).There is also no reason you can't start a family and travel with or without them.I think the answer to the question (post) can best be answered with this quote: If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with success unexpected in common hours. ~Henry David Thoreau

21-01-2015 om 04:44 geschreven door 39xwpdNw2

20-01-2015

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As the daughter of a nomad, I have to say, cennovtional needs like retirement and a hometown and friends from high school are not necessary to be an incredible human being and to enjoy the one life you have. When people would ask me where my dad is and I would say I don't know they would assume he was a deadbeat or a sore subject I wouldn't want to talk about. Very much the opposite, he is a great person, full of wonderful stories about amazing people he meets and funny (and hairy) situations he gets himself into. He is in his late 50 s now and still has no permanent home. That's the problem, permanent. Retirement is not the answer to facing the end of your life, it's for people who want to watch reruns of tv shows and clip their yard with scissors. The most enjoyable way to live is to quickly observe what everyone else is doing and just as quickly do something else. As soon as you sink your feet into something permanent, like retirement usually is, life will just pass you by. I hope I die on a hike. I like your take on life Earl, full of questions and not trying to tell others how to live, just sharing your passion and living life the way you find is best. Happy trails!