Good luck for the future Mr Catlord.

You’ve made some very good contributions on here and I’m sure there would be no problems in you coming back in the future if you ever wanted to.

Good luck with your new interests; if you are taking some other things on.

Posted by: @mrcatlord

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Dear fellow members,

I have decided that I will stop following supercentenarians and thus will be leaving this forum. As I have mentioned before, this hobby has often caused me some stress, knowing that every time I open up this website there is a good chance yet another person I have grown an attachment to has passed away (you probably experience this too). I think the negative aspects of this likely outnumbers the positives for me right now. I don’t see myself doing this for several more years and I do want to enjoy my own life as much as I can. Obviously none of you here and of course none of the elders this forum is dedicated to are at fault here. I will thank you guys and also Tomiko, Inah, Ethel, Maria, Edie, Juan, Fusa, and all the rest.

I will be retiring my Canadian Centenarians list as the top post will become outdated. Also the top post in the “Most Recent Photos of Top OLPs” page too (someone can continue that on their own if they want in another post/thread). The “1900s Compared to 1890s” is made of individual posts so you guys can keep updating that. I will probably be active for another day or so before I post my last message.

I know I will greatly miss your posts, having someone focused on living Canadian centenarians was valuable and I always learned something when I read your posts. I am sorry that this hobby causes you stress, and i sympathize with your plight. I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors