The race season partying is over. But as MacArthur said: ' I shall return'
Whew! My racetrack social season is over until next year. I'm still thinking I'd like to continue until I'm 80. That's only 2 years away. Then I say to myself, "Are you nuts?"
By then you'll have to have Barbara Lombardo, managing editor of The Saratogian, get you a wheelchair or maybe a Hoveround. She promised me when I was only in my sixties, as a joke, of course. I never thought I'd ever think about the need for one. And, I still don't, but there were some days I wish I had one close by.
My biggest problem is walking from the media parking lot to get into the track to cover an event. For me, anyway, it is too long a stretch.
I know many 80-year-olds who surpass me, but then I say to myself keep pushing. You'll get there. Isn't that true with anything we do?
So, God willing, I'll be back writing my Inside Saratoga column twice a week next race season. Until then it will be every Tuesday.
In the meantime, Barbara save up to buy me that wheelchair or Hoveround just in case.
By then you'll have to have Barbara Lombardo, managing editor of The Saratogian, get you a wheelchair or maybe a Hoveround. She promised me when I was only in my sixties, as a joke, of course. I never thought I'd ever think about the need for one. And, I still don't, but there were some days I wish I had one close by.
My biggest problem is walking from the media parking lot to get into the track to cover an event. For me, anyway, it is too long a stretch.
I know many 80-year-olds who surpass me, but then I say to myself keep pushing. You'll get there. Isn't that true with anything we do?
So, God willing, I'll be back writing my Inside Saratoga column twice a week next race season. Until then it will be every Tuesday.
In the meantime, Barbara save up to buy me that wheelchair or Hoveround just in case.
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