How many years do you have left?

I believe taking one day at a time is wise at any decade of birth.
:)

I thought it was 86!?! If you are right, Don and I better talk about moving closer to Mom and Dad!!!  Scary!! Not moving but them only having such limited time. :(

The number could actually be 74, I forget. ;I

You're driving me to an early grave carbon!! It would have been 36 years according  to my calculations -10 according to your original and -2 more with your second.  If you don't stop soon, I might die before my next birthday this year!!  Ahhhh!!! ;) This post was edited by Merlin at January 8, 2018 7:12 AM MST

HAHAHAHA The good new is, is that according to CallMeIshmael , I will live to be 84.7 years. ;+

For some reason I just think I'm going to die at 86. My Grammie lived to 98 and Don's Grandma died a day before her 100th birthday. Can you imagine making it all the way to the day before you were 100 and THEN have the bus come by? What a drag.  I don't think I've lived a pure-of-life as these two ladies.
I looked at that by CallMelshmael and I thought it was just talking about how to tell how your investments would mature... not you!! I must have read it wrong... giggles!

Aw, your just making me feel better. Now hand me my cane and go find my glasses, my arthritis is kicking in and I cant move from my chair. ;+

It may be 76 at birth, but once you've lived a while, the expected survival age should go up to take account of your actual survival to date, unless you've hit a health problem bringing it back down again. 

Thanks Malizz. I feel a little relieved now. I kind of wanted to see my three year old grandson become a young man. ;))

... and having grandkids is another positive factor. 

Indeed 

(((( Don't let this get around, but if you look real close at your Birth Certificate ... it should have an expiration date on it. ))))  :)

LOL!! :)