If you still have the drive and you still have your health then why not do something you enjoy doing? Keeping moving and doing things is what keeps you going as you age. So are you going to give us any hints on this image?

To paraphrase a song from Toby Keith, How old would you be if you didn’t know your birth date? And there’s your answer my friend.

Kelly I agree completely with the comments listed and think no matter what it is to keep doing what ones doing because there will come a day when one wont be able to anymore and I believe it plays a huge part on ones longevity. Its clear you have the passion, the drive and are a true master at you craft. It is also clear you truly enjoy what you do, adding your own little modifications here and there giving us followers a real look into Kelly’s vision. I also think it speaks loudly as to the person how you share your work, answer peoples questions, post your progress. Kelly…. we are very lucky to have you here on this site and I know I am asking for a lot but I for one hope you continue your passion and give us sight into your craft and your visions.

There was a 90 year old member of my RV group. Former Vietnam pilot. He sold what he said is his last rv. This guy did circles around everyone modifying these Airstream vans. Bought one, made mods (beautiful woodworking skills), sold it 3 years later. He did this in his 70’s & 80’s. All of it by himself. But he bowed out when his vision began to fail. He inspired so many of us to take on projects and modifications to our rigs.

You guys pretty well nailed it with your comments and examples of people making the best of life in their later years. Jimmy Buffet wrote a song titled: “Growing Older but Not Up.” It’s words I’ve tried to live by.