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Tag: Ikaria

Where people forget to die

February 14, 2025

The people you surround yourself with influence your behaviors, so choose friends who have healthy habits. – Dan Buettner Robie and I didn’t set out to age in reverse, on Ikaria it just happened. Ikaria is a blue zone – one of only five in the world – where people regularly live longer than average. … More Where people forget to die

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This is the story of two retirees boldly setting out on a five-year mission to see the world. Join us and explore what it’s like to be perpetual aliens in strange lands as we travel slowly, migrate with the seasons and visit places in the off season. Welcome to Reid & Robie!

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