Training & Nutrition - Has Anyone Seen My 24 Years?

According to the "fitness Test" on the treadmill at my gym, my fitness level is 40 years old, which means I have lost 24 years somewhere.

This raises some nasty questions:

1. Do I have to wait until I am 89 to qualify for Medicare?

2. Do I have to teach for another 24 years?

3. When I am 88, will I be 64 again?

Oh, so many complexities!

Has anyone seen those 24 years?

Please check around to see if you can find them.

Thanks!

Now that is sweet some sweet news. Congrats and I hope you loose more years. It's good motivation for all of us.

Unfortunately I think I've seen your 24 years in a more than a few couch potatoes.

They were given to two 12 year olds'.

Now you must work longer to pay child support :D

Congrats!

According to the "fitness Test" on the treadmill at my gym, my fitness level is 40 years old, which means I have lost 24 years somewhere.


Getting younger and younger, are you? I think if you keep up this trend you'll soon have to put the training wheels back on the bike again!

Getting younger and younger, are you? I think if you keep up this trend you'll have to put the training wheels back on the bike again!


Goodness. I hadn't even thought about the trend line. I don't think that my mom, at 90, wants to give birth again! :D

Keep it up Denver and you'll see the Apocolypse! :D

I don't want to live a day past the point where I cannot ride my bike anymore.