'You are walking faster than me'
After coming to the UK, one thing that changed one of my fundamental beliefs which I have inherited from my Indian roots is 'life after 60'. In India when our parents are nearing 60, there is always a constant thought that lingers in their mind, 'What now?' So most of our fathers look forward to starting a second innings in their careers and our mothers continue spending their time in kitchen. This phase continues for some time and then once they are truly retired, they have officially reached an 'old age' or they become 'senior citizen' in every way. Every sentence almost starts with, 'But what is the use of doing this now?' or 'I don't think this is possible anymore' or 'now is the time for you all to enjoy' and many more such stereotyped sentences. In the UK, I have found people who enjoy their life the most are the ones who have crossed their 60's. During summer time I found them playing outdoor games, biking ac...