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- Mar 31, 2022
300 lbs ago, gardening would have been a great activity for them to get into. Hauling around dirt, digging, weeding, watering would all have been gentle, repetitive activities that could have helped them get out of the house, and gave them some fresh fruit and veg. Maybe even some pretty flowers to decorate their living quarters.
I live around quite a few retired people, and a lot of them have little gardens at home. A couple of them are in their 80's, still puttering around. Even they do more work in the garden than these two.
Imagine being in your late 20's- mid 30's and eating yourself out of an activity that senior citizens can engage in regularly, just because you had to eat ginormous portions of crappy food.
I live around quite a few retired people, and a lot of them have little gardens at home. A couple of them are in their 80's, still puttering around. Even they do more work in the garden than these two.
Imagine being in your late 20's- mid 30's and eating yourself out of an activity that senior citizens can engage in regularly, just because you had to eat ginormous portions of crappy food.