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The other foot note is I have a father who has always been very active. He is now 94, and sharp as any 20 year old. He was a long distant runner well into his 40's or 50's. It supports the theory on aerobic activities keeping you mind going. There is a down side, but I think I could live with the bad knees and hips as long as I had my mind.
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