February 28, 2015
"Who is gonna make it? We'll find out in the long run / I know we can take it if our love is a strong one "
Veillard starts his day at 5 a.m. and does five to seven pushups. For breakfast, he has a cup of tea, oatmeal and fresh fruit. Lunch and dinner consist of fish and fresh vegetables. The centenarians nap early and often. The couple do not leave their house except to see the doctor. Neither walks without assistance. But both are looking forward to celebrating another landmark in their life. Veillard also let The Journal News in on his secret for living a long and healthy life: “That’s God,” he said in French Creole.
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Clearly, it ain't the race, it's the culture, that is damaged.
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at February 28, 2015 2:58 PM
And the reason they go to see the doctor is because the doctor is quite infirm, and always feels better after a dose of character from his two guests.
Posted by: Stug Guts at March 1, 2015 2:19 PM