Have I got a treat for you!
InMyHeels is hosting a free contest 
and the topic at hand is
WHAT KEEPS YOU YOUNG?
Is it your treasured girls night out? That two year old you chase during all hours of the day? Perhaps its your ME time, or watching the game.
All I’m looking for are comments from you guys on the question - what keeps YOU young - and that enters you in the random drawing for a Lipton branded FUJI Crosstown 2.0 bicycle (retail value $399). You can double your entry by mentioning this contest and posting a link back to InMyHeels.com! One of you will win this bike in addition to a $75 check for professional assembly and 5 coupons for free 1.5 liter bottles of Lipton White Iced Tea.
Yup, that’s it!
Where’s all this coming from?
Well-
Lipton is hosting a huge contest called the “FREE YOUR Y” (your youth) contest and you can hop on over to their site AreYouYoungEnough.com for more details. This grand affair is in spirits of their Lipton White Tea which is made of young white tea buds hence their slogan “Are You Young Enough to Drink It?”
Simply put, the Free Your Y contest is a YouTube video contest and the grand prize winner gets to pocket $25,000. Second and third place both get $5000.
What for?
Two minute videos of your talents - the 3 categories being dancing, stunts, well.. a section entitled free for all.
And in their cooldom, they’ve contacted me and offered me a chance to give away a bike to one of my readers! How could I refuse? I LOVE you guys!
Does this InMyHeels giveaway oblige you to do anything else? Nope.
But at least you know if you ham it up for the cam, you can take home fistloads of cash.
So for the bike - do tell - what is it that you love? What keeps you young?
I’m looking forward to selecting the lucky recipient - an appreciated InMyHeels reader. Good luck!
COMMENT for a chance to WIN! 
The deadline for this contest iissss *drumroll please* Wed, May 14, 2008.
and *sniff* I’m sorry but this contest is only open to US residents.
My international readers - you know I heart you!
Want More Chances to Win A Bike?!
And if the idea of winning a bike just for reading blogs tickles you silly, here are some other bloggers giving away bikes as well!
JohnIsFit - He and I are choosing the winners the same way. Via Random.org. But man makes a good point - You can double your entry by writing about the InMyHeels giveaway and linking to this post. *smile* Thank you John!
NoMoreFatDad - A cute kid will be your way onto a shiny new bike. Really - go check the post out and tell him JEMi sent ya!
Scale Junkie - Comment and LinkLove is the way to go guys! Scale Junkie is also using this method. So look at that. You’ve got some real shots on winning a new bike!
Finding Flabuless - Flabuless is Fabulous. Hop on over to check out all the ways you get to try your hands at scoring new wheels!
Ok I think that just about covers it. Good luck everyone!!!!
Disclaimer:
The Pepsi/Lipton Partnership will provide a check for $75.00 to be used for professional assembly of all Lipton Fuji bicycles awarded. Neither Pepsi Co. nor Unilever is liable for any injuries, damages or accidents that may result from the receipt, assembly or use of this bicycle.
Oh cool.
And, it’s quite easy.
It’s the ATTITUDE. You, my dear, ARE young. But I, at 36, am (still young but) definitely growing older. However, I don’t think of myself in terms of age. But rather, I think in terms of what I can do, what this body can do (a lot. I exercise daily and lift weights), what this mind is capable of (again, a lot. I write and read and interact and think every single day).
So that’s my secret.
Vered - MomGrind’s last blog post..How to Promote Your Blog, Or: Give Me Some Digg Luv
Webster’s dictionary gives several definitions for the word ‘young’. The first of course being ‘the first stages of life, growth, and early development’. That said, no one is capable of remaining young in this sense of the word.
Secondly, it is defined as ‘having little experience’. If being young means having no fun - no trips to the ballpark, no vacations, no touch football games, no parties with friends - then who wants to be truly young?
We’re also offered a definition of ‘having recently come into being’. If we’re all about STAYING young, this truly does not apply.
Finally, Webster’s tells us that young is ‘of, relating to, or having the characteristics of youth or a young person’. This is how I like to think of young. Sure I have my memories and experiences of growing up, but so long as I FEEL young, I am, right? There’s never a number or restriction placed on being young! I feel young, I act young, I am young! Live life - early or old - youth is self-imposed.
That’s an easy enough question! It’s my friends that keep me young! I am young, regardless of whether or not I want to be, but it’s the relationships that I carry on that make me feel it. That and refusing to be responsible all the time!
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i am young, but i’m all about staying in this place for as long as i can! what keeps me young is knowing that there will be times in life to settle down, to be responsible, to push away that beer that’s just ONE too many (and right now? so not that time). being young is about living on the edge, acting on impulses and taking chances while you still can. when is that supposed to end? i still can’t tell you. i just know that right now, if i keep that in the front of my mind, and remind myself that i’ll be older and wishing for these days back in the blink of an eye, i won’t take RIGHT NOW for granted.
this is a great contest and i can’t wait to see who wins! amazing!
xo
rachel’s last blog post..i apologize in advance…
first of all, this is an amazing contest. wow! i’m actually really impressed with Lipton - brands that engage this way online are incredibly in tune with our generation.
that being said, what does keep me young? i do feel very young, and at 28 as a self-proprietor and raising a crazy puppy, sometimes it feels like responsibility presents itself around every corner.
blogging keeps me young.
blogging forces me to look at my day and my life with a bit of humility, and a dose of humor. stepping away from your experiences and engaging in a public discussion of them is not only invigorating, but a therapy of sorts.
running keeps me young.
working out, especially long distance running, makes me feel like i’m still in great physical condition, which goes a long, long way to feeling young and able and energetic. when i get too busy to work out for even a few days, i start to feel like i’m losing control, stressing too much, and slowing down. just one run can turn it all around.
my mind, and my body…anchored to their youth!
d’s last blog post..(me a meathead)
Well, I don’t necessarily think I am old (i’ll be 21 soon), but my husband generally keeps me pretty young. He’s wise beyond his years intellectually, but has a very young & carefree spirit. Nothing keeps him away from anything; not fear, not insecurity. I can distinctly remember what it felt like to be that free; I think I was about 10 then & how I wish I could have that thought process 24/7.
Whatever me & my husband are engaged in together — whether it be a game of scrabble, going to the grocery store, or sitting on the couch conversing with each other — he somehow manages to make it fun & less serious. He inspires me to not grow up so fast. :]
Pretty bike, by the way. ;]
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Staying young is a lifestyle choice. It’s a way of the heart. Life is an adventure to discover rather than a sequence of years to move through. The course you take on life’s path reflects the age of your heart. Do you see life as happening to you? Are you waiting to retire so you can sit in your Lazyboy and watch TV? Or are you in for the adventure? The mystery? If you choose the second, I dare say you will stay young.
I choose to look at life as an adventure or journey through a field speckled with wild strawberries. You might not even know they are there if you aren’t looking. But if you’ll just stop long enough to notice them, pick one and taste its sweetness, you find hidden treasures in life. There are wild strawberries everywhere; the beauty of nature, the smell of baking bread, the laughter of a child, the company of a dear friend, the embrace of a lover. Life is blanketed with strawberries ripe for the picking. They’re yours to enjoy if you choose to pluck one off its stem. And what’s another thing that is so wonderful about wild strawberries in life? They are meant to be shared.
That’s how this 48 year old mama stays young. She is living full out in a field of wild strawberries!
Wow, props to Lipton for engaging bloggers this way. Web 2.0 FTW, right?
What keeps me young? Well, laughter. I’m still in my early twenties but sometimes I start to think…ehh…maybe it’s all downhill from here. But then I call up the girls and spend a night laughing my butt off (and drinking martinis!). Everything seems so much easier if I can just remember the humor in life.
I’m so glad I found this site. Cheers!
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Cool contest.
What keeps me young? I teach 8th and 9th grade girls at a high school in New Orleans. Being around 13 and 14 year old girls gives me energy and keeps me involved in the “hot” things in life. At first it made me feel old because I was so different from these girls, but in the common ground we established, I realize that I am still a little bit cool, and definitely young. They appreciate me more as a teacher because I go down to their level and try to understand situations from the perspective of a 14 year old.
But I think that even more than that, my life experiences have tested my will and my inner strength and it has been because of a conscious effort on my part that I have stayed “young.” I’m turning 25 next month and because I’ve decided to take better care of my body I realize that I will live a long life and 25 is only the beginning. My perspective allows me to feel young and it reminds me to enjoy every single day because you’ll never have another one like it.
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Stupid jokes. Hanging out with my buddies making stupid jokes keeps me young. Often I get all caught up in school and work and I forget about fun. I’ve been lucky to find some pretty witty friends, so when I can get together with them and forget about the STUFF I have to do, it reminds me what it is about to be young at heart and enjoying life.
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I’m with Vered (again! :)), I’m 36 and I’m young because I still see myself as young and I do things to make sure I FEEL young. After kids and in your thirties, the body does start to kick into aging gear, but you can definitely slow this up by getting regular exercise, eating nourishing food and keeping yourself inspired and excited about life.
I’m lousy at the eating better part, but I have fallen in love with working out and that makes me feel much more ALIVE than I did in my drugged out 20s. I also think you need to hang out with people who knew you when you were young and who make you laugh, while avoiding people who live by too many rules and only have negative things to say.
Nights out with the girls, playing soccer with my son, backpacking with a handful of clothes and a toothbrush, new adventures, new challenges and always feeding my brain with new information: that’s what makes me feel like I will be young forever. Life really is short, you have to suck every bit of juice out of it you can!
Kelly
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cool! Sleep — I always feel better when I’m well rested!
Good friends, good wine, a sense of humour and a little adventure every now and then.
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At this point in time my age. As that fades, and it will friends family and running.
cooper’s last blog post..I’m Melting, I’m Melting
I’m a teacher. Chasing the kids around all day, being around them and hearing their vocabulary keeps me young and hip
Or…at least I learn some new words.
Kari’s last blog post..The things people say?
Training for marathons keeps me young health-wise and laughing until it hurts so bad you’re crying is what keeps me young at heart!
Sassy’s last blog post..The fat kid
It’s the Joy….finding the joy, feeling the joy, expecting the Joy in Life.
I’m 46 with the life of a 30 year old. I have an 8 year old, a 4 year old and a 2 year old…all girls.
I exercise, eat right (tons of antioxidants) , drink green tea and white tea (more antioxidants)
get my beauty rest and the most important thing is…..I’m happy, really truly happy. I love my family and I love the work I do and I know I am blessed. I count my blessings and feel gratitude and appreciation every day.
Fantastic contest!
Now, to answer your question, hmm.
What keeps me young? Well, I am a dreamer, you could say. I like to believe in the “what if’s” instead of what already is. I use this creativity to write stories and books for other people’s entertainment.
I also “dance a jig” in the reflection of the sliding glass door, you know, just in case I have to impress the ladies someday on the dance floor. (I’ve been known to do this at weddings when I’ve had a wee bit too much to drink…)
Another thing I do is create impromptu plays in my head and act out all of the characters, usually having to do with a parrot and a pirate, while I shower. Some people sing in the shower, I do this.
I am energetic so people will often see me kicking and jumping and screaming like I am in a Bruce Lee flick. Sometimes I hit things when doing this. The last thing I hit was a towel rack with my foot and it flew off the wall. I quickly tried to fix it by shoving it back onto the wall and forcing the screws in, but unfortunately, a few hours later it fell off again, revealing my attempt at a cover-up.
Yep, just like a kid at heart. Maybe a little too much.
Now, if I somehow win this fabulous contest, I also want an “In My Heels” t-shirt if you can supply one. I’ll take a picture of myself with the bike wearing the shirt and I’ll send it to you !!! Yeah !
Anyway, thanks for the chance to win this great bike !!!!
Keep up the work on your site as well, it’s great, as always !
Playing with my cat keeps me young
I absolutely love getting together with my friends and we all cook together and then spend the rest of the night playing silly boardgames. We all talk up a storm in the kitchen while we’re slicing and dicing and have a great time with our boardgames. It really lets us relax and not have to stress over the worries of the world. How can you not feel young and carefree when you’re surrounded by good food, great friends, and lots of laughter?
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Being in love keeps me young. Nothing gets me heart racing or a smile on my face faster than when my fiance walks in the door!
Molly’s last blog post..Wedding By the Numbers
My attitude, the company I keep and moving my butt every day.
I wake up each day and tell myself I am full of youthful energy, healthy and happy.
Shann
My activities keep me young. Technically I am still young. I’m 23. It is just that a lot of things in my life, when added together, can make me feel old. I am married (very adult), about to finish college and start a real job (scary), and all my friends are in professional fields. I tis very easy to slip into the whole “I’m getting old, I have to be an adult” mindset, but I fight it. I make sure to do fun things with friends, to go on dates with my husband and to play with my dogs. I remind myself that, hey, I am young. Whether having a girls night, going out with my husband or doing something just for me, like spending hours in a bookstore, by doing things that make me happy, I stay young.
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Great contest.
Teaching, playing music, and writing keep me young. All encourage play (in different ways), and the fact is, you don’t stop playing because you get old - you get old because you stop playing.
And hopefully I’ll soon be playing on a new bike :p.
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This is a brilliant idea!
I’m an oldie at 45 compared to most of the people round here, but I still think I’m in my 30’s most of the time and to the chagrin of some people round me, I positively, absolutely refuse to grow up!
I stay young by:
Remaining open-minded at all times
Laughing a lot
Going to the gym
Holding hands with my wife at the Mall
Drinking an occasional beer or two
Playing with my dog
Meditating
Riding roller coasters
Cod liver oil
Refusing to be bound by tradition. Yes I will hang out in Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister too!
Listening to what younger people have to say
Listening to what older people have to say
Riding my mountain bike
Hugs
Being playful
Adopting a permanently curious outlook
Laughing a lot more
Drinking green drinks, yummy…not
Looking for the good in that that looks bad
Drinking lots of water
Napping
Chilling by the pool for no good reason
Living in alignment with my values
Going easy on myself
Going easy on others
More laughing
Doing a job I’d do for free if I didn’t need the money
Blogging to a younger audience than me
Tim Brownson’s last blog post..Reasons To Be Cheerful - Here’s 7
Running keeps me feeling young. The wind in my face, the silence of the place around me, nothing but my thoughts to keep me company (and sometimes I can even out run those too.) It’s about being free, not caring what I look like, did I succeed or fail at todays challenges, but just enjoying what is right now. Being young was about enjoying the here and now for me and that’s what running does for me…keeps me young!
~K
kel’s last blog post..Monday Madness
I think playing a sport that you love is the gift that keeps on giving. Definitely getting that big time cardio once or twice a week will take some years (ok, maybe months lol) off your age. Bump it up to 3-4 times a week and you’re stickin in your twenties for quite a while longer.
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Hi JEMi
What a great idea and a fabulous prize.
I thought 30 was old
Till I hit 29
Then the bar was raised
And I lost track of time
The years all went by
I didn’t give them a thought
The birthdays were many
More years I had bought
Count your blessing more often
Teach others what you learn
Have fun in the process
And enjoy each new turn
As I look back in time
The years have been kind
I thought 80 was old
But it’s all in your mind
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ooh I want the bike so much! I need a new one!
I think I “stay young” two ways. First by continually challenging myself both physically and mentally (continuing university, picking up the sport of triathlon). By challenging myself I never stop growing… and I think the official end of youth is the official end of growth.
Secondly, I don’t take anything too seriously. You’ll see me playing volleyball at the beach before you’ll see me in a stilted business suit. I’ll get laugh lines before I get frown lines. (And laugh lines are way prettier) I’d rather eat ice cream for dinner than bean sprout salad. I’ll go with my friends to laser quest and make friends with the fourteen year olds who are there for a birthday party.
So, I guess I stay young by striving to just live life!
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Eating right and exercising does it for me.
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Laughing Out Loud with friends, family, and loved ones
Karaoke Night
Enough Sleeping
P.S. To Jemy, congratulations on being picked by Lipton! Your blog really IS something~
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Yay, what a wonderful giveaway!
The answer to your question is: What keeps me young is playing with kids. Whenever my nephews and nieces are visiting, I feel like a kid all over again. I teach them all sorts of games I used to play during my childhood. I teach them trick to wow their friends at school with. I teach them a lot of stuff, and they keep having their eyes wide open with surprise and amazement. They say I am the coolest aunt evah! I should be if they’re saying it. The truth comes out from their mouths!
Gave you thumbs up (nickame mary_freebies), and blogged about you:
http://www.internationalfreebies.net/2008/05/05/blog-contest-fuji-crosstown-bike-2/
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You can never be old as long as you consider yourself young! One of the things I do to release my “Y” is to play like a kid, dance like no one is watching, and sleep on the floor after a hard day at work. (even if it hurts when you get up later)…Just live up life, because you never know when it will end!
What Keeps Someone Young:
Get excited about what you do
Be Curious
Be Playful (with those things you get excited and curious about!)
Laughing with my 4 yr old son. He is SO funny.I didnt even realize how funny and smart little kids could be till he came into my life!
Here’s what keeps me young and going:
My two daughters
Riding a stationary bike several times a week
A positive attitude
Traveling to fun and exciting places
Lots of laughter (mostly at myself!)
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Japanese food…its like youth in a (delicious) bottle!
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Well I’m giving away a bike from the same contest but yours look cooler than mine!
What keeps me young? I’d have to say my kids. Although the new puppy doesn’t hurt either.
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I’d have to say the thing that keeps me young is continuing to pursue my dreams no matter what conventional wisdom, the media or my mother tells me. I am not to old to follow my heart and I never will be!
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Staying busy.
Sharing uncontrollable fits of laughter with my honey while watching Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Enjoying time with my family on an outing to the park or beach.
Nez’s last blog post..I’m a Versatilitist
What keeps me young?
Well, I guess there are two things: Neutrogena Healthy Skin Face Wash and amusement parks.
The face wash has made my skin look better than it did in high school. Going to amusement parks just really makes me feel so happy and takes me back to 5th grade:-)
Oh, yum — I *love* their tea, and I really need the bike to keep up with my kids at the park. So … what keeps me young? My curiosity, sense of humor, and love of elaborate pranks. All of which probably get me in trouble, too — so do they age me as well? :o)
Good luck to me!
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JEMi -
I can see your creative gene in full gear.
I’ve always felt young (which I am) for the simple fact that I love life. I have gratitude towards everything that comes my way, gratitude for having friends like you, gratitude for family that I love and most of all, gratitude for living in such a beautiful country that allows me to dream and achieve success.
Shilpan
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Keeping good company and always laughing keeps my young…. Today’s life can get you so stressed out, but if you have good friends and family that can keep you going it will always help
Great contest!
I stay young by playing with my 3 kids (13, 11, 9). They are very active and love all kinds of sports, so we’re always playing football, soccer, basketball, or baseball in the backyard. The bigger they get, the harder it is for me to keep up with them, but I still give them a good run for their money.
Again, thanks for the contest.
Lance’s last blog post..Bike Your Way to Better Health for Free
My family and physical fitness help me stay young. I was getting older as the days went by, but changed my life direction just over a year ago. Wanting to add biking to my running and saw this post.
Thanks!
Tim
Tim Wilson’s last blog post..Officially Normal - 90 lbs later
The things that keep people young…
Technology.
I think Technology is a big part of today’s life and it is always being updated in some way. I believe when someone in their Mid 40s has something like an iPhone or a sexy convertable BMW with blasting Hip Hop music… They feel young… (or youngER)…
If you want to be FRANK about it…. Of course eating right and smelling good and being in love and owning your own house and throwing parties always makes people feel young….
But looking at it in a not so general sense.. I think Technology steals the cake… (Organic cake that is)…. =)
My kids definitely keep me young. On the other hand, they also give me gray hairs, so I guess it all evens out in the end.
Thanks for the great contest!
What keeps me young? My bike ride to work - however my bike is not young!
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I guess to free my Y I get on all floors and wrestle with my dog. Complete with “dog noises”. I’m not going to lie, it’s a darn good time. And then I make out with 20 year olds. Shady.
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Realizing all that I haven’t yet experienced keeps me young. All the places I haven’t visited even though I travel often, all the activities (skydiving, horseback riding, etc) I haven’t done even though I feel like I’ve done a lot… I love having those to look forward to and knowing I’ve got PLENTY of time to do them.
ps - I also am a big bike rider!
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This is a cool contest, considering I don’t have a bike.
Here is my answer:
I eat only fresh organic fruits and vegetables, nuts and seeds. I drink a green smoothie every morning, I swim 25 laps or more every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and run on the in between days. I spend time in my garden picking out weeds and planting new seeds (you would be surprised how much that works the glutes). I spend some time in the sunshine every day, and take walks.
But more importantly I chose to be joyful. I am filled with joy from within, and I don’t allow circumstances from the outside to bring me down. I experience emotions just like everyone else if something is sad or whatnot, but I remember that I am always care for by our beautiful Universe. Finally, I laugh every day. Laughter is the cure for everything! Smile, laugh, eat well, stay connected to your power and you will stay young forever!
Lots of love to everyone!
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What keeps me young? Not taking life Too Seriously. First you start to worry, then you start to frown, then you /feel/ old regardless of your chronological age. If I ever get to the point where I have to walk with a cane, then I’m going to buy a top hat and tails so I can imitate Fred Astaire
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Not to reply to any specific comment Just want to say am impressed InMyHeels and cool names
What keeps me young are the good old basics work effectively feel constructive in my work and sleep with a clear conscience
Socially good food (home cooked of course) good wine and gotta have good friends. good friends are people who know you at your worst not your best then you know they are friends and then an eclectic cocktail of balanced exercise a little frivalousness and humour all sprinkled with the security of loved ones and independence What a gorgeous mix !!!!!!!
Laughter keeps me young! Sharing a good laugh with my husband is one of the most wonderful things in my life. Aside from that, I stay young by trying new things, exercise, eating wonderful healthy whole foods and challenging myself on different levels. I love being outside and enjoying nature… whether it’s a thunderstorm or a windy day, I celebrate it all!
And it’s a mind thing. You feel young if you THINK young. So just letting go keeps me youthful!
Sometimes it’s just learning to utilize some new web techie thing. Starting a blog this winter was like that! I had no idea what I was doing, but it’s been fun!
I did post and link back to your blog, so count me in for 2 entries… I’d love to win the bike as I haven’t biked in years and it’s time to learn to ride again!
http://www.garbagethatgoo.com/2008/05/08/who-can-resist-a-free-bike/
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My niece keeps me young! She’s three and a half, and at the age where bumps and bruises are nothing but tickling — TICKLING — is the best thing in the world. Crawling around on the floor roaring and pretending to be lions or hiding behind a napkin at dinner because a dragon is attacking us… She is what keeps me young. Laughing and playing are a full time job for her, and for me too, when we’re together (which, unfortunately isn’t too often since I’m in Texas and she’s in Europe!).
meditation and music ( not at the same time. ha) keeps me young. They both keep me interested and excited about life. Keep your curiosity and life stays fun. Also biking makes me feel young too ( I’m not just saying that for the contest). It’s my favorite exercise but it doesn’t feel like exercise. The freedom of going just to go, and to feel the wind and the speed. fun fun.
What keeps me young is telling stupid jokes to my students and children and laughing at them. I also watch a lot of cartoons and Disney show and listen to gangsta rap. I devour flaming hot cheetos and nachos with tons of jalapeno pappers. Lastly, I stay young by wearing my pants down to my kneed so that my cool boxers show as I walk around and say wazuuuuuup to every one.
On a serious note, I stay young because I don’t sweat the small stuff.
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