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Remember that extremely odd red suit i wore a few posts back to meet Samantha at Number 5?
It was part of a social experiment organized by the Council of Third Age and Oglivy to raise awareness re: ageing. Basically, the Red Suit simulates old age by weighing down your knees/joints, makes it harder to move (sticks where the joints are), harder to see (the glasses which simulate cataracts) and harder to text and bbm (latex skin gloves).
Question posed: How does ageing affect your everyday life/things you do on a normal basis?
To be honest i dont cook clean skate ride bicycles etc etc on a normal basis, it is not part of my everyday life (though this might change now that i am living alone), but what i do imagine most teenagers do regularly would be to party.
I dont know at what point in our lives do our interests melt from shopping and hanging out to like.. taiji? but i do know that you’re never going to catch me sitting in an arm chair watching Ai. Anyway, im rambling too much. Here’s a sample of my experience:
Read the rest of it here.
Syaf was also involved in this social experiment and here is hers: click!
We would appreciate it if you either:
1. leave a comment either here or on the facebook page (think you have to like it first) letting us know what you think
2. like our fb photojournals
or
3. SHARE WITH US what you think or tell us a random fact about your gramma/grampa. Also, any suggestions on how to make the ageing process (which believe me, is very frustrating) easier for the older generation.
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♥Jem