Welcome to the month of May!
I wonder if this could be true, it makes sense to me, haha.
Daughter L and I have started watching the Downton Abbey TV series. We love it, such beautiful costumes and a very interesting look at English life in the early 1900's. The series ran from 2010 to 2015 and I've always heard how good it was, so am happy we finally got around to watching it.
I wonder if this could be true, it makes sense to me, haha.
That's a good doctor! Enjoy Downton Abbey, it's a great series. Hugs, Valerie
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ReplyDeleteI love what the doc said......why waste my heart beats on exercise! haha....I have never seen not one show of that show. I think there was something else on at that time and I just stuck with what I knew!
ReplyDeleteNaps are good :) I've heard a lot of good things about that show but I've never watched it.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
ReplyDeleteHa ha, makes sense... I guess! I've heard mixed reviews on the show, but never found the chance to decide for myself.
ReplyDeleteThat's really great!!! I love him! And on that note...off to nap! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's really GREAT! What a fab doctor-haha!Happy May!
ReplyDeleteI like that series as well, the costumes are beautiful and I love spunky women in it,, so refreshing from such a difficult era for women,,
ReplyDeletethat doctor is a hoot, I almost choked on my sandwich when I read this lol,,, good one,, yes I agree with Rain,lets take a nap lol,,,,it does make me think of a most talented neurologist we had here in our city, an amazing doctor who was a renowned swimmer and athlete, he dropped dead at 45,, no sign of heart disease or anything, just dropped, so sad, so ,,,, what this doctor says does give one room for pause lol,,
I hope it’s true, I have been taking a lot of naps lately :) I need to watch the rest of Downton Abbey. I only watched the first two series.
ReplyDeleteScientists have counted the number of heartbeats a mouse has in a lifetime and found a direct relationship with its size and weight. They then did the same with an elephant and found the relationship/ratio between the number of heartbeats and the size of the elephant to be the same as that of a mouse.
ReplyDeleteThis means that all creatures have a number of given heartbeats in a lifetime commensurate with their weight and size.
A mouse being small and fast-running has a very fast heart beat. He therefore uses his allotted number of heartbeats quickly and dies in a matter of a few months.
The elephant on the other hand has a slower heartbeat per minute and lives much longer.
From this we deduce that humans too have a given number of heartbeats allocated to them at birth; give or take a few heartbeats either way.
And the faster we use our heartbeats the shorter our life would be.
This is a good reason why we should all be fat and sit in front of a TV with a large pizza rather than waste our heartbeats jogging, playing football or other sporting pursuits.
I read this in a book I am writing.
God bless.
I haven't seen that show, but I'm glad you're enjoying it.
ReplyDeleteLOL. Loved the doctor's response.
ReplyDeletehaha
ReplyDeletehilarious suggestion!
i think best is LISTEN TO YOUR BODY
That is so funny. I did not expect that punch line. Yeah, I take frequent naps so I probably will live to 105.
ReplyDeleteLOL!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Downton Abbey, the costumes are indeed lovely.
All the best Jan
Haha! Love this guy, too.
ReplyDeleteDownton Abbey - watched the entire series for the first time in 2016. Watched it for the second time in 2017! Might have to watch it again. Maggie Smith is a treasure.
Too funny! I still haven't watched Downton Abbey either but would like to some time.
ReplyDeleteHah!
ReplyDeleteso many people actually believe that about your heart or just health in general, its actually sort of shocking
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