Yes, it is good to be "old" and be able to enjoy the simpler things...I am 63, make a daily trip (when weather permits) to a local coffee shop that opened 5 years ago. I am such a regular there, they refer to me as "The Mayor"...Nothing against the chain coffee shops ( I frequent those also) but you just can't beat the local place with the regulars there on a regular basis...they know i am to have no caffeine, so no matter what I order I get a hot white tea and a carrot muffin top...only exception is on Saturday's I get a decaff, non-fat mocha and a cinnamon roll....If I don't show up for a day or two because of business travel, I usually get a text wanting to know where I am and if I am okay....Ah, how I love to sit in that coffee shop and ponder where my bike will take me for lunch as I run errands about town...I am not retired yet, but learning to slow down and smell the roses, er, coffee...So Cranky, I can relate...