The Island Where People Refuse to Die 

That was lovely, my grandparents lived to 98 and 101. Grandma Daisy drank hot water with lemon before each meal she also exercised daily but she kept busy same with grandma. Loved the joy found in that village it’s truly wonderful

The little smile and the hug with the backpats at the end of it was such a beautiful closure to that whole arc hahah, such a good vibe

yea, he was drunk ant that point...

Yeah for real seeing him picked up made me laugh 😂

too true

He just didn't like to get filmed, and later he forgot about cameras

And most likely access to healthier and more natural food sources. American food is packed with ingredients, preservatives and GMO’s, that shorten lifespans and make people morbidly obese.

Topography, no fast food, organic gardening, and the energy required to do so, walking, water rich in Ca and Mg, and respect from the young. No Old folks homes to stash away great-grandma at, they take care of their own.

Exactly.

*small vibrant community

They all laugh a lot. I"ll say being happy is key as well.

Absolutely. I firmly believe that stress is the biggest detriment to our health in so many ways, on a micro and macro level. Stress makes us lose sleep, disrupts our eating patterns, impacts our social relationships, leads us to engage in risky behaviours, and affects us cellularly by affecting healthy cell cycling and disrupting our immune system. Antioxidants help mitigate the cellular effects of stress, and all those other things that come along with stress, when they're avoided, our health is so much more easily maintained. I met the oldest man in Canada last year (112 years old i believe) and his secret to life was to avoid stress and have everything in moderation. He was still working out at a gym until he was around 107 or 108 and that's when he started to use a walker for the first time. He also had no mental impairments or hearing issues or anything. Pretty remarkable man. He said his siblings all lived past 95 as well.

We have the best wine in Sardinia. Period.

100%

Exactly

Yeah it's just there lives are on a highly positive note,happy doing what ever they want and being happy and mostly surrounded by positive people. It makes us wonder how important mental health is

@@needless7682 %100

I honestly don’t think anybody is missing that at all I think all the people watching appreciate it more than they ever have before.

people who havent lived in a village dont know shit about it and romanticizes it to oblivion

Taha Soomro it’s a lot better than being in the middle of the US

It’s called college

Niphyra quality of like in the US is terrible- especially in rural places… also u literally can’t go anywhere by foot in the US unless u live in a major city… Europe > US

That's how many horror movies start... :P

SUOMI!!!!!

@@oaktree184 torille perkele!

my grandma passed away last year at 100 and she received letters of recognition from the queen and canada pm

Hi. Best regards from Finland.

I live in senior house where we live indipendently like in normal rent-apartement I am 72 and above from my flat lives a lady who got 100 last spring. So it makes me feel young....

Naw yes thanks guys ❤️❤️❤️

Come to Sardiniaaaaa

love your channel!

Collab would be awesome!

Traveler!

and it involved dancing, i think he hit his sweet spot :D

Actual meance that guy😂

my grandparents live in seulo and i met andrea a few times

He died less than a week after this was shot :( RIP Andrea

@@agentmueller how do u know?

@@agentmueller u joking. howd u know? stop lying that's not cool

The true paradise

And going vegan would be even better.

@@somedudeinatunnel3102 Nah. Naturally grown animal food is and has always been the most healthy food

@@somedudeinatunnel3102 Probably not I think vegans need to take supplements because you cant get everything you need from just vegetables. B12 and stuff

@@somedudeinatunnel3102 balanced diet of meat and veggies is the key to a healthy lifestyle, not being a vegan. Humans are like that since the early civilization.

Do young people speak Sardinian with its dialects?

​@@TheAtomohI do. I'm from Oliena, and I've uploaded a video on my channel where I fully speak in my dialect.

@@TheAtomoh Yes, and there are efforts to recover the language. I feel it will be finally taught in schools in the next decades; soon enough, we hope.

She’s a Leo that explains her gusto for life

Wow! I had a friend I took care of who was also with Patton and helped deliver Buchenwald! He passed a few years ago with leukemia. The stories he told were chilling and he said there were many more he could not tell.

@@christinepemberton5077 Yes, my father in law told us some of the stories, but some he felt were too horrific.

​@@nancyinthegarden3160 I'm an asparagus so I'll live till broccoli

BlueRose...please write down those stories, or have your children do it for you as you dictate. So many people would benefit from them and I'm certain they would make a great book. I would buy it, and I haven't even heard the stories. I am just sure of this

That guy was such a lovable grouch :))

@@leocarlton4364 Exactly, bro. Plus when he said something like, “I told you that earlier. What the fuck did you understand then?” 🤣

@@trollkatt I think your comment is very hurtful to many, very ignorant & very hostile Just please remember this.....YOUR ancestors too, were immigrants, if they left their homeland and settled elsewhere. They hailed from somewhere & headed to another place, just as many of our ancestors did globally. Also, to suggest that ALL CRIME, ONLY STEMS FROM IMMIGRANTS, seriously, my gosh!! As most would know, you get the good and the bad within ALL ethnic groups on planet earth. NO ethnic group is perfect, completely and utterly crime free all day & all year round. My Dear late & very wise Grandmother used to say, "When discussing humanity as being flawed, it is so true & to think otherwise, is to fool only thyself". In other words, NO human, from any ethnic group is better than the other. Oh of course, some of the ridiculously written history books may tell you this, but most would be aware nowadays, that pretty much most of what they wrote was absolute untruth, only written to suit their own fake/false narratives/ideologies.

I agree. It’s all about the food. And what they feed there animals also.

they were resepectful. LOL!

@@theghostoftravel yes, they were! But unfortunately not everyone is like them

Why would I not be allowed to take some sand??

@@raulrus9026Many reasons, let me explain. If everyone stole stand, beaches would disappear. Just imagine every person on the beach takes the same amount of sand: a small bottle would turn into thousands of small bottles… This is to say: never try to justify yourself with the thought of “it’s only me, what could possibly happen?” It’s not only you. It never is. Some beaches have already been closed to the public because of excessive sand theft and many others became restricted access beaches for the same reason. Sand theft is actually illegal in Sardinia - as well as many other places in Italy. There are two separate laws to protect the environment from thieves. it is forbidden to take away sand, algae, shells/conchs, stones, pebbles, and living or dead animals (such as starfishes) from their place of origin. Tons and tons of sand have been stolen from Sardinia. Just in 2021 I think it was more than 6 tons. You are stealing something that can never be restored!! We have many better souvenirs. If you are someone that has stolen sand from Sardinia and you are reading this comment, please return it. You can contact the Sardinian government or local newspapers so that they can help you return it. Hope this explains, if you want to know more just google sardinia sand, there are many articles about it

@@Lil-lt8np thank you, I see that you are posionate about your home region, I have never been in Sardinia, I was asking because I saw in Italy and many countries by sea, bottles filled with sand and I was curious how a little bit could cause damage, but i forgot the sheer amount of tourists in Sardinia

Bad things do happen no matter what. Don't believe everything is perfect there. And that's how you get a perfect and happier life.

Dude my parents are from a Village near Seulo, so i get the chance to spent almost all my Summer vacation there, and i can tell ya they do LIVE with stress. But yeah It could be less amount than in the city

Andrea was so funny 😂😂

he is like that mad uncle who is tasked to look at the visiting kids of his family in the park 😂😭💀

😂😂😂😂

The honesty was infectious. No fake personalities there just authentic ones 🙏🏽

@@Sunny74- Honesty and direct communication is vital in a small society to make it stronger. People show their feelings. You can't be second guessing intentions in a village where everyone depend on each other.

i cant imagine how hard was the lockdown for all of you :(

@zoiu tooi these foreigners named it is as red blue zoned but they are simple villages with higher thinking

So ive heard ! I really wanna visit Italy someday

Laughter is medicine.

90%...? I live in a village in Italy but I can say it's totally different. In fact... Blue Zones are 5 in the world.

😂😂😂😂😂

Sadly Andrea died less than a week after this video was uploaded to RU-vid 💔

@@jiv1260 source?

if something improves in your life please consider going to one of these places. Sorry that you are living paycheck to paycheck I hope your situation will improve.

If you can I would really suggest attempting to take a trip here. Vacations to these tiny towns in Europe aren't as expensive and if u budget u could really get the best out of thr experience.

Hope you'll have the strength to go seek it, bro.

set yourself free ..

I can 100% relate. I wish you strength.

My families home village in greece is the same way lol

Yep, I was in Palermo in 2021 during the height of COVID. Most everyone was ignoring mask mandates and I made new friends whom I wound up kissing and hugging to say hello and good bye. We have no need of personal space and our own bubbles. In fact, I find that actually a bit offensive.

@@tinalettieri It is very unhealthy in my opinion to isolate from others no hugs or kisses or touch, just sickening.

That works in a community of 1000 or less, but when you live in large high density cities with thousands coming & going from all over the world every day, there will always be a much higher disease transmission rate. Especially with new strains coming from other parts of the world that your'e not used to. You could be doing everything else right that the Blue Zones people do (close social interaction, eating clean food, movement) but still be much more likely to get sick.

they really never miss

Wow what a beautiful comment, thank you so much ❤️ super proud and happy with both the experience and the story that came out it. Many lessons in this for us, I know I took many along with me!

@@YesTheory I feel like if I visited a place like that I wouldn’t wanna leave anymore to go back to my own life (myself being an Italian)

agreed!

Definitely! Please, thats a wonderful idea!

Please do this!

YES

Agreed

these are people that lived through two world wars and went through a lot of hardship. So being stress free isnt exactly the only answer. Lots of 100 year olds lived hard lives.

Lol Sardinians are hard workers way more than you would ever manage to deal with.

WHETHER YOU BELIEVE IN GOD OR NOT YOU WILL KNEEL BEFORE HIM ON JUDGEMENT DAY AND HE WILL GO THROUGH EVERY WORD YOU SAID/EVERY THOUGHT YOU HAD/EVERY SIN YOU DID. YOU WONT BE ABLE TO ARGUE WITH HIM EITHER, YOU WILL KNOW YOU ARE GUILTY AND MADE A BIG MISTAKE. YOURE EITHER FOR GOD OR AGAINST GOD & THERE IS BUT 1 GOD (its not satan/buddha/allah). JESUS IS RETURNING VERY VERY SOON WITH JUDGEMENT! THINGS ARE ABOUT TO GET FAR WORSE THAN ANY TIME IN HISTORY. THE ONLY WAY OUT IS TO TURN TO JESUS BEFORE ITS TOO LATE. DONT BE LEFT BEHIND! Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."-John 14:6 "But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven."-Matthew 10:33 “For the wages of sin is death (hell), but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord”-Romans 6:23

I was actually born in Loma Linda to a family of Seventh-Day Adventists, many of whom who have reached close to 100 in age. It's actually quite amazing what simple healthy lifestyles can do for longevity!

@@TJMaxximalist Incredible! I absolutely love the people and community there. They were so kind and welcoming. The Seventh Day Adventists are definitely doing something right :)

Stress free life most definitely helps with ageing

They are certainly happy. They support one another. There is love and trust. And there is clean air, healthy food. Each person has intrinsic value here.

Bingo!

There is crime in Italy. However, it is nowhere near as high as in America. Italians are happy and appreciate the good life. No place is perfect. Italy has its share of social problems that some people would find unacceptable.

and their food is organic, not poisoned with pesticides and chemicals like the government do to ours, plus the government put flouride poisons and other chemicals to our water too .

Sardinians are not italians

Sardinia is not and never will be Italy

Don't trigger a Scots calling him English, a Corsican calling him French or a Sardinian calling him Italian 😂

*Sardinians are neither related genetically to italians. lol*

the cope in the comments above lol

I wonder if that's where my dad's family was from it was an island off Italian, friendly people.

What a great story! I'd love to visit this town. Thanks for sharing!

@@bethschaefer18 all.Otaliams are like this even the one who live in Switzerland..

@@mogamadgreyson143 I believe it! I love Italian people. A lot of my friends are Italian (I'm from US), whenever I'd go to visit its all hugs, kisses & food, lol. That town was amazing though. I've never seen anything like it.

I've never had to read aforementioned so much on my life

👍

Bro I swear your comments keep bringing me back to your channel, you literally watch everything. It's like Just Some Guy without a Mustache but with actual content and IMO better comments.

De onia sesi

Loma Linda California seems good to be.....lunenburg and halifax nova scotia have a lot of centenarians. But not many supercentenarians. I'm stuck living in sarnia ontario

She was very "Italianized" in her manner. I'm not too familiar with Danish culture but if you're anything like the Dutch, I agree.

he's the star of this video

He's funny as hell

all he needs is just a little drink and dance then he became the happiest person in the island

Easy 2 say.. I am autisic i cant socialize it giving me stress always stress en my life exspesens is only 36 😭 i hate this video !, whatever they will burn anyway NOBODY STOPS CLIMATE CHANGE!

Totally agree with you

We had 80 trucks piled up with bodies in NYC even with shut downs. Sirens were going 24/7 for weeks. Connections with people are super important, but there's no need to dismiss the disease and the suffering it has caused plus even more suffering it could've caused with no precautions. So many had the chance to get vaxxed before getting infected which saved their lives and other's lives by keeping them out of the hospital. Though isolation wasn't really necessary by meeting outdoors and using proper respiratory protection. Most govs failed to prepare and are still not prepared for the future. Would you embrace ebola without living with fear? Saying that dismisses all the suffering that happened. As though there aren't downsides to disease which in this case included people suffering and dying alone.

@@xymzk it’s always sad when someone passes. According NOW to the those in Health department, almost 2 years later, they are confirming that getting the jab does not prevent you from getting infected. You can still get it and spread it. It might help you not get hospitalized, but honestly you can still get it and spread it while being fully jabbed. This is not a conspiracy, this is a fact. it’s called breakthrough infection and it happens in allot of cases with people that get the jab. Not everyone dies and not everybody ends up in the hospital. I’m just mentioning that because you’re saying that if most people would’ve gotten jab it could’ve been prevented and that is absolutely not true. I live in a big city. Miami to be exact. Right smack in the middle. I’ve spoken to many doctors that have told me that their patients are dying because they’re stuck in nursing homes or their homes and can’t leave there for regular office treatments so their preexisting illness continues to get worse because it goes untreated. Also did you see how many suicides came out of this? Just in teenage girls alone it rose 30 to 40%! Look it up please. Think about that for a second. Like really take a moment to think about how this lockdown caused 30 to 40% increase in teenage suicide. Not to mention depression, long term loneliness, long term anxiety, etc. People need sunlight. For many reasons. People need fresh air because that helps your oxygen levels. People need to be around loved ones and friends for mental health reasons. That’s how we are build. Now, here in the states some hospitals are being sued because of all the staff they fired for not getting jabbed, which now they admit that is completely useless from actually getting infected and spreading it. Not denying that this flu is real and it’s killed people, but also not denying how this lockdown also killed people for other very serious and very valid reasons. Lastly, i’m assuming you live in NYC. FYI, I can’t even tell you how many New York City license plates I’ve seen all over my city now. All over Florida to be exact because I traveled to Orlando not too long ago and was full of New Yorkers that moved there as well. I live close to coconut grove, and let me tell you going to my local movie theater and parking in the garage I’ve never seen so many New York tags. These lockdowns caused allot of people to have to relocate because of all the restrictions.

Love is the magik word.....LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO AROUND 💖❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎

I tell you a little funny story.. Back in the days when the candian air force base was in cagliari, canadian soldiers gave some of their clothes for charity to sardinian people (which they were really bad affected by the 2nd world war). A lot of military sport tracksuits were given and since for sardinians was the first time seeing a tracksuit they didn't know how to call it. By watching the inside label and reading MADE IN CANADA they start calling it "Canadese" which is the name that is still used nowadays in 90% of the cases. The funny thing is that the word for sport tracksuit in italian is "Tuta da ginnastica" so is completely different! A little influence from that Canadian military base that we still have nowadays!

Yeah, leaving the key in the door in case somebody needs something is a new one on me. I've experienced places where the door is never locked, but not one where the key is left in the door. Also, I grew up in upstate NY where you could drop by and visit somebody whenever you feel like it. Then I moved to CA in '77 and you have to make an appointment or an arrangement to go to somebody's house, you can't just drop by and almost everybody kept the doors locked. Totally opposite from what I'm used to. It took me years to get used to that. I still talk to perfect strangers at the store or on the street or while waiting in line and some people look at me like I'm nuts, but that's how I grew up. It's a lot more friendlier there.

@@c.m.169 I feel you I lived in a small town in Wyoming, all doors unlocked kind of town then moved to Arizona it was a culture shock. Am moving back to Wyoming in a month though and am excited

Dialect is very rough you have be born to really speak this language its not Italian or Calabrese very different all together!!

@@c.m.169 I was so amazed by watching this. The whole village coming together. Friends, family, neighbours. And people opening their house to you for food and drinks. I live in Sweden and here it is exactly as you described it in CA. You have to have an appoitment. And always just close family and friends visiting. Having neighbours or strangers over for food and drinks are Very uncommon. I feel like we here live with very closed doors, both physically and mentally.

would you say it's like how patois in jamaica is difficult to understand to regular english speakers?

I'm reading the book currently and thought what a timing this video came out.

I'm also currently reading this book and a few other similarly themed ones about the Japanese way of life and viewpoints

It really is such a good book!👏🏻😊

Read that book a few years ago, and immediately got reminded of it while watching the videos. I can only recommend it to anyone, it‘s timeless advice there. We act as things always need to be so complicated, when really we should just treat each other as human beings with human needs. Istg we all need community, no wonder all these wisdoms have been lost when we moved to grand cities, at the same time being constantly connected to everything and everyone yet mental health rapidly declining and people contradictory feeling more alone. Little respect is shown to the elders, they usually get tucked away in nursing homes and live as if they aren‘t part of society anymore. It‘s really all rather sad. I think people are realizing this more and more, and I hope communal living with smaller provinces near the city will becomes more and more popular again. I‘m not saying you can‘t be happy in a city, but it‘s just different idk how to explain.

You need to go! I love Catania. I spent 3 months there in 2020. My first night in my vacation flat I fell which is pretty unusual for me and had a lovely black eye. I went to the Pescheria the next day and a guy selling veggies saw it and said, "what happened, your husband didn't do that, did he?" Total stranger was willing to go beat my husband up if I'd had one and who beat me.

1-2 glasses of red wine a day

Processed food that us regular consumers buy definitely takes a few years off your life for sure

Literally just live in a small village by the country side and you’ll live for basically ever. I’m not kidding

@@David-mp9xo true

Do not forget the wine!

Yeah that is so true, one day it will just be stories from the next generation. And not stories of survivors or people that lived the story.

Wah semoga mbahnya sehat-sehat terus. Keren ceritanya mas!

@@davedave2876 aamiin, beliau masih sehat meski mata nya tdk bisa melihat sebelah, beliau masih kerja jaga warung kopi yang kalo pulang sekolah banyak anak anak sekolah yang ke tempat beliau dan ngobrol ngobrol

@@thevicious1. thanks for sharing the story of the veteran, mas! semoga beliau panjang umur sehat selalu.

italy never lose his childs, they just go exploring.

I got to go to my father's ancestral village at the end of Feb. I had been there as a child in 1958 and it impacted me. Our ancient house is still there but falling apart. An unscrupulous uncle stole it, primarily from me when my grandfather died and sold it so I couldn't go in, this time. But, it was a very emotional experience and if I win the lotto, I might try to buy back the property. The olive groves were sold off separately and no longer exist as a thriving farm that produces sellable oil. It would be hard to live there as it's in the mountains South of Salerno and at my age, I probably wouldn't want to drive although the road is good. I'd love to live there however, the people I did meet were very warm and welcoming.

It was actually Sardinian dialect, I’m Italian and had no clue what he said hahah

@@jameshopsonsportfolio7301 something like “i’ll hit you in your head if you don’t move that camera from my face” (ti tiro un colpo in testa se non mi levi la videocamera dalla faccia/da davanti)

What happened to him?

@@Sbinott0 he passed away because of a heart attack unfortunately

@@jameshopsonsportfolio7301 sardinian language, it has nothing to do with italian

It's always great to have you around, man! Excited to see what's going to come from your new RU-vid Channel 👀 P.S: We should definitely visit Andrea again

@@YesTheory You guys truly upload the best videos on the internet

Andrea è morto ieri... 😔💔

I can help me please i am from India i going America please 😭😭😭

@@anisiamameli1010 For real? 😟 how do you know?

Yup man 😂😂

thats what i thought

Yeah im depresses af full of work stress over here

but what if I like the snow

@@mintberrycrunch1752 most places with snow in the winter have lots of sunshine! If you go to the Alps the winters are mostly blue skies + sunshine. It's the oceanic climate that is usually windy, rainy and cloudy all year round (UK, Belgium, The Netherlands, Denmark, northwest France, Vancouver)

I always come back to the xorio to just take a breath and enjoy the nature.

@@zoey8430 Exactly Zoey. That's what xorio is all about. Fresh air, and seeing your grandparents probably.

I totally agree 😢

、るさ、るふ😆

@@raulbirta7982 さはさはさなす

And you have an even better experience. I can 100% guarantee you will have a better experience if you're open to their language, customs, culture, and not constantly fighting with them because they have different political opinions. Enjoy the food. Enjoy the people. Don't be patronizing. And you will have a nice trip. No matter where you go.

Hahahahaha 😂

@@rajbhattacharya4427 HAHAHA 🤣

@@GB-gf3dm ??

Hi! I'm from Portugal, can you tell me where is the village you're talking about? :)

@@joanaguerreiro8116 Castro Daire

damn and i thought nc was good place in general

Raggio Calabria I use to live in there bro

Nobody works? How can they afford their rent, etc.?

@@formgeben what rent? Everyone’s families built their houses and hand it down to each generation. Very few people work and if they do it’s just to pass by time or to make little cash. My family in Italy got their house by walking into it and saying it’s theirs now (old times) 🤣 But this only happens in the small towns, I don’t think my hometown has more than 15,000 people.

@@Lombzi Interesting. I guess nowadays the younger people move away after finishing high school?

@@aminekahel3249 eh pisano

I agree that would be sick.

Troppo vero

Same in Albania, must be the Mediterranean

Then again sicily is known for the main italian mafias which sucks because my mom who is italian and didnt come from sicily was still joked about being in a mob when her town never was

@@souldolphine3394 Trust me - Sicilian Italian don’t love the stereotypes either. I mean there’s acknowledgement that our ancestors may have been associated with the mafia but like The Godfather isn’t the representation we want

@@ReturnOf2008 God father stereotype goes deep though..

Wow

hope you enjoy kenya..

Why would u leave Sardinia? Seems like paradise.

You should feel proud, they are all fantastic people.

It seems like quite a small community, do you know these people in the video?

I so agree. I live in NYC, and I hear this from people very often.

Indeed! Like non social ants doing what the system says instead of what their heart says! Because “They” say.

It's always been like that.

Hi! I'm from Costa Rica, I've visited the blue zone community, and it's completely different from this one. The only similarity I could find is the companionship and good sense of community

centenarian? is that like a human centipede Shepard?

@@pluto8404 you’ve never heard the word century before?

@@pluto8404 person who has lived 100 years i.e a century

I’m fairly certain one of your subs is a serial killer

IKR We push so much in America to do everything we can fit in our schedules and demand every convenience; when you are used to a regular schedule that allows time to just relax with neighbors it isn’t so bad.

I agree they do need to be recognized and we should be willing to learn this. Maybe if we did we all would get along much better then we do now. I definitely will learn from this and those alike. Thank you

In this video, I see that they eat meat. So I think being stress free and happiness is the secret to a long life. 😊

Not out of respect but Loma Linda is a smog sec pool I'm surprised if anyone lives to 60.

go out, have interactions. strike up a conversation with anyone - older people tend to be more lonely and will chat your ear off.

I’m curious what country you are from? I’m guessing not from Italy.

@@KKLee-yt9ic not that far off. Germany :)

@@neb_5214 lol now I understand. I think I should move to Italy 😊

I feel the same way, hang in there!

Where did she live and what was her secret ?

@@lindamorgan2678 she lived in Vancouver, Canada. She was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. She said it was because she walked lots and everywhere.

That’s amazing!! 😍 seriously so happy to hear that -Thomas

Popping bars also expands youre life in this fcktup world.. no stress you say? 4 them it is easy they isolatited from the dirty city !!!!! again they old but stupid no english? Pff FOK that village

How old were you when you moved to Belgium?

Tip from a Greek person: You should be drinking more coffee and a little bit of red wine for the antioxidants. Also eat olives, oregano, and fresh virgin olive oil in your salads.

@@phosphorusdaemon7 Oh so true my friend! My best wishes to you & to all in beautiful Greece! x

@@MYLOVEOFIRELAND2303 Thank you for lovely comment! I also wish to you limitless health and love in your beautiful long life ❤️