Do you push the limits?If so, whose limits do you push, how do you push them and why?/QUOTE]
Yes, I push my "limits" physically, and try to do as much physical work/exercise as my old body can handle. That way, I can still stay fairly fit and active. Those of my age who seem to have all sorts of ailments seem to spend most of their time on the couch.
I also like to drive fairly fast....if the traffic, and road conditions allow. I loved to drag race, when younger, and had a novice FIA racing license when I was in Germany....drove in local airport races in an Austin Healey, on Sundays. That love of speed still carries over, and if the speed limit says 65, I'm usually doing 70....just fast enough to get there quickly, yet not attract too much attention from the cops.
I push limits when dealing with myself because I believe I can always become better. I will also push limits with major corporations if they try to overcharge me for services or otherwise rip off the little guy. If I don't do it who will? And it needs to be done.
If more people stood up against all the garbage that's being thrown at us all the time, maybe the world would become a better place again? It's worth a try. No one can walk all over you unless you lie down and let them.
I this is more of the idea I was trying to get at.
If a squeaky wheel was ever needed for a great cause I aced being the squeaky wheel and still do.
I like your post chic. It’s people who don’t accept the unacceptable who are the ones to make permanent change. All it took was that first African American woman to sit at the front of the bus to make history and change the world forever.
She broke the law but it needed breaking.
Thank you. I couldn’t quite get what I was trying to say. You did a much better job than I.