old people of England and malaysia

Guys!! Guys!! Hehe..

Well.. about my story of my experience in the host UK programme, it left me with a thought to ponder and a comparison to make..

Maybe i forgot to tell you about my host, Susan...

Do you guys have any idea her age is??

40++?? You are the very wrong!! Hakhak..

She’s about 67 years old i guess.. 60+++++...

BUT.. she is just as strong as and looks as a 40++ lady..

She could move the boat, do the locks, and do hard stuffs.

So, that is one thing about people in England that i acknowledge..

The elderly stay strong, healthy and active..
Even though, they walk with sticks, or even automatic wheelchair, they still dressed up, walking and do the daily chores themselves.. some even on the bus travelling, reading books, as if they are still young..

WOW.. isn’t that something to be admired?
But in Malaysia, the elderly stay old.. no offence okey.. this is just my OPINION..
When people get old, they tend to stop moving, stop having their life as in their younger time.. for them, their young time might has ended.
I seldom see elderly who is still strong and healthy outside doing things like younger people do in Malaysia..

And another thing is, in England, even they are old, but the couple still walk with their partner as is their love is eternity.. they are still intimate and i admire that a lot too!! Soo SWEETTTT.....

In Malaysia, not many elderly couple walks together and be as intimate as the elderly couple in England..

well.. i understand that it might has been caused by the norms that we practised.. but still, i don’t think its wrong to show love to each other by spending time, walking together even if the couple are getting older and older..



again, NO OFFENCE yah.. just my observation and my opinion.. cheers!!