Continued

I have walked 5,000 steps in the morning for 3 years, but I gave up typing practice after 1 month. Some of my fingers would not reach the keys.

My toenail turned black after helping take down winter covers in Japan. I measured the new nail in my 60s: 1 mm in 3 months, 2 mm in 4 months, then it came off.

My wife moves the seat all the way forward and does a lot of dry steering. I rode beside her for 40 years without complaining. Now I see I left it all to her.

I found my own post from 2003 on a Japanese guitar message board. I was chasing the No Reply sound on a 1997 Gibson J-160E. 23 years later I am still doing it.

My shaken bill in Japan went from 46,000 yen to 114,950 yen in two years. I am a former mechanic in my 60s, and I still did not think it was expensive.

They say men lose their friends after retirement. In my 60s, I sent one email on my last day at the company, and I still meet three of those people today.