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Introduction Text I'm a 72 year old married male who lives in New Hampshire. BTW, "Boppy" is what my Grandson started calling me when he was 2 years old. He's now 15. He dubbed, my wife, Beth, "Mimi", about the same time. He still calls us by these names, today. And, so we shall both be known by the family ... Pet peeves: censorship and wading through religious blather (pardon the redundancy) to get to any topic! I had reached a goal weight of 180, had a succession of surgeries (shoulder/arm, abdominal wall, back), started weight lifting again, raised my goal weight to 185. Then I had new problems with my other shoulder/arm, and back, and had to stop weight lifting and some other exercises. I've lowered my goal weight again to 180, and am adjusting to the new required calories budget reduction -- especially since much exercise is off the table, again.

Stay at my goal weight for the rest of my life.

* Exercise every day (that I can) * Eat high produce, high protein, low saturated fat, low processed grain diet. * Track my food, weight, and exercise daily * Plan my meals, exercise and program, as needed

I'm originally from Chicago, have lived much of my life in the West (CO, CA), went to college and graduate school in, respectively IA and OH, and now have lived the last 32 years in New Hampshire.

I'm a fan of nonfiction: history, including anthropological, science and technology, as well as mystery and spy novels. My favorite nonfiction books are: * The Man Who Only Loved Numbers. * Goedel, Escher, Bach * Surely, You Must be Joking Mr. Feynman * What Do You Care What Other People Think? * Genius * Electric Koolaid Acid Test * The Right Stuff * An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution * Guns, Germs and Steel * Roget's Thesauraus -- the organization is pure genius ... On the fiction side, I've read everything that Robert B. Parker, and John Grisham have written, along with many books by Ludlum, Cornwell, Clancy, Silva, and DeMille. ( My favorite fiction books are: * Catch 22 * The Sotweed Factor * Catcher in the Rye and everything else that Salinger has written My favorite movies, are: * Coming to America (1988) * Finding Forrester (2000) * Arsenic and Old Lace

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