You Are Never Too Old To Learn

Great words! Thanks for inspiration)

I completely agree with the fact that learning is worth your entire conscious life. There is one very good proverb - "Age live - age learn". My parents are a great example for me, because regardless of their age, they are always learning something, taking various courses. I also try so hard to always discover something new, but because of the large number of tasks from the university. But a friend recommended me to delegate these tasks to a ghostwriting service - a team of professionals. And I use this service regularly. The order is always completed on time and the quality is high.

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I don’t believe that you can do anything you want to do, and that age is no barrier. Age is definitely a barrier to fulfilling my dream. I’d like to dance the lead in Swan Lake. Lack of talent is another barrier.

I did not meet her personally, but just over 20 years ago when I was in nursing school I was told by other students that we had a fellow student who was I think 62 years old. She had been a health care aide for years and decided she wanted to return to school to take her education to the next level and become a registered nurse.

I'd love to play a musical instrument again. I've not done this for absolutely ages. I occasionally tinkle on the ivories but I'd like to try something new. Do I have enough puff I wonder!!!

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I so agree, never too old to learn and our mantra here is “every days a classroom”
Not great grammar, but like the reasoning.

We have an old dog, she’s 11.5 years old, with patience she can be taught something new.

Over 80 now. Started writing in lock down. Two books published, one in production and one on the way.

We've ALL been on a big learning curve with the coming of IT.
"Well done Granny," I say to myself when I successfully manage an IT task.
So I'm saying "Well done" to everyone on Gransnet. 😅

My father retired last year at the age of 67. One of the gifts he received at his retirement party was a cookbook. He said he appreciated this because he isn't much of a cook, and while my mother cooks very well, they are getting older and there may come a time when Dad needs to learn to cook for himself.