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What do you do with a man who decided tonorm for the day! Waldo's detailed picture of
begin distance running competitively at 65hard work on the family farm in the early
years of age, then went on to set track and1900's, and his reverence for a wise and
field records, some of which still stand, andthrifty Mother who could run circles around
won five gold medals in internationalMartha Stewart encouraged me to count my
competition? What do you do with a man whoblessings and to appreciate the modern day
still works tending beehives and processingconveniences we so take for granted. With
honey despite his age? What do you do with agentle humility, and a wonderful sense of
man who at 105 years of age drives orhumor, Waldo McBurney challenged me to
walks-depending on the weather-from his homeexamine my priorities and see life through
to the post office and then to his businesshis valuable filter of wisdom and life
office six days a week? If you want to beexperiences. He shares a wealth of his own
able to enjoy longevity and productivity likehealth and fitness information, which has
he does, you study him! And studying Waldomotivated me to dust off my own running
McBurney of Quinter, Kansas just becameshoes, and think twice about what I eat. If
easier because he has written and recordedyou are a runner, know a runner, or are just
his life story in a new audio book called,interested in knowing the secrets to a long
"My First 100 Years!" According to the Audioand successful life, this man's fascinating
Publishers Association, McBurney holdsstory is a MUST HAVE! I guarantee that you
another record-the oldest person to narratewill be inspired and encouraged as you listen
their audio autobiography. With wit andto this story of the youngest centenarian you
wisdom, he chronicles his childhood and earlywill EVER meet!" ~A.Ibe-Boise, Idaho "...we
life, college years at Kansas Statedon't just read about McBurney's life, we
University where he earned a degree inhear it directly from him. In slice of life
horticulture in 1927, his working life as ansegments, we're treated to a portrait of a
entrepreneur, manager, and laborer, and theman who filled his life with work, faith,
role that faith, family, exercise, andfamily and fun. A beekeeper and medal winning
nutrition play in his positive attituderunner long past the time others have given
toward life. In fact. He covers 21 areas ofup both work and sports, McBurney recounts
life that need balance and attention ifhis adventures...a mixture of autobiography,
longevity is to be yours. But at the samephilosophy, advice on healthy living and
time, Waldo is quick to point out that whileeating. A story of encouragement, faith and
it has worked for him, your mileage may vary.hope." ~Author's Choice Reviews So if you've
"Lifestyle is more important than genetics,"been wondering what to give a recent retiree,
he says. "We don't get to choose our parents,or need a Christmas gift for anyone in that
but we can choose how we live and what weage group, Waldo McBurney's book could help
eat." Reviews for "My First 100 Years!" are aadd years to their lives. Free gift-wrap and
testament to the motivating nature offree shipping from the publisher's Web site
McBurney: "What a treasure! I thoroughlyfrom  now  until  Christmas.
enjoyed listening to this wonderful story! It
was like being transported back to a simplerTerry Lessig is a writer and an audio
time, where country schoolhouses, daily farmpublisher.
chores, and personal responsibility were the



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