Preposterous.if i could be guaranteed that i'd live till i'm 60 and if it's a quick, painless death then i probably would. besides, once you go past 60 it's all down hill.
Are you actually using rich celebrities as a means of describing life for a typical person in your late 60s?Preposterous.
Ian MacKellan is 69
Anthony Hopkins is 70
They have awesome lives.
I have actually seen them both in interviews talking about how much they love life today.
Are you actually using rich celebrities as a means of describing life for a typical person in your late 60s?
that's not like you to have your vision skewered by fame?
you really think you're going to be living the same life as anthony hopkins and ian mackellen if you make it to 70?
Isn't the possibility of being doubted (especially when being sincere) better than the possibility of coming across unrealistic of old age life aspirations based on celebrities?
I'm using celebrities because they are people I know the guy knows, and not as doddering, chair-bound, miserable people, but as vibrant, sharp, creative, interesting people.
I know plenty of people over 60 who are having one of the best times of their lives.
Using a celebrity means we both know who they are.
If I say, "My uncle Chico and this librarian I know and the hotdog stand man and my boss's boss and this lady I know are all over 60 and their lives are effing great and they're very happy.", he doesn't know those people and may either think I'm overstating how great their lives are, or that I'm making them up.
Celebrity means two strangers can be familiar with the person.