80th Birthday Quotes

Francis Huntrodds and his wife Mary died within five hours of one another on their 80th birthday – their joint 80th birthday. They were both born on 19 September 1600, and both died on 19 September 1680. For completeness, they got married on 19 September too.

We can eat healthily, exercise and live sensibly but we will still age. Our 80th birthday will still be on the same date. Sure, we can make it more likely we will reach 80, but we can't stop the wheels of time. And that certainty is actually quite reassuring.

That’s easy,” Mabel said. “Why don’t you have a Champagne?” “I can barely sell wine,” Michael said. But he thought, you know, why don’t we? “What would I call it, anyway?” Mabel barely paused. “Well, I’d call it Barefoot Bubbly,” she said. It took a few years. Barefoot’s sparkling wine didn’t hit the market until 1997. A year later, Michael and Bonnie toasted Mabel for her 80th birthday with a wine named Barefoot Bubbly.

Start living today with that picture of your own 80th birthday clearly in mind. In that picture, you will find your definition of true success.” This

Getting older should be seen as a privilege, not a problem. Some people don’t get to see their 40th, 60th or 80th birthdays. Rather than whinging about ageing, let’s be grateful that we’re still here.

So, cam' all ye at hame wi' freedom Never heed whit the hoodies croak for doom In your hoose a' the bairns o' Adam Can find breid, barley bree an' painted room.

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In all your years and all your travels,' journalist Ray Josephs asked, "what do you think is the most important thing you’ve learned about life? Frost paused a moment, then with the twinkle sparkling under those brambly eyebrows, he replied: In three words, I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life. It goes on. In all the confusions of today, with all our troubles . . . with politicians and people slinging the word fear around, all of us become discouraged . . . tempted to say this is the end, the finish. But life — it goes on. It always has. It always will. Don’t forget that. –Robert Frost, on his 80th birthday, speaking to journalist Ray Josephs, 1954