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that Aging thread is bumming me out..put a positive spin on it.
ok..geezers.
what is a benefit from aging? more money? woman easier to date? i'm 43, and you guys bummed me out :) no more talk about dick dribbling..hahahhah. |
People call me "mister" now.
Kids run when I yell, "Git off mah properteee!" My wife pays my life insurance premiums for me. |
Lot's and lot's of available and very decent tang - you can pretty much pick and choose if you are in decent physical condition and don't act all codgery.
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Vash,
Read Passages by Gail Sheehy. It is based on Seasons of a Man's Life, a scholarly work by Daniel J. Levinson. For myself, I find that there are many things that I don't have to do anymore, and most of the things that I wish to do, I do. Best, Tom |
I don't think of it as Old Age yet, more like Middle Age.
More financial security. Bills are paid off (haven't had a mortgage for 30 years), I can do things I want to do (career wise) as opposed to a job I felt I had to hang on to. That gives us more freedom to travel, which my wife has learned to love. I like to think I have lived long enough to resist foolish impulses. Some would say I have always been a 'stick in the mud', but I don't have a criminal record. :) I have the courage to do the things I really want to do. I have played guitar since I was in my teens, and joined a community group four years ago to do some music and have fun. In the group for three weeks and we're on the stage in the local theatre as part of a fund raiser for the Health Centre and I discover I'm loving it. I could not have done that 20 years ago. I have learned to listen to people around me and take risks to do things that I feel need to be done. I wish I had learned THAT 30 years ago. Life is good. Les |
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If you have a sense of humor, a decent job, and good hygiene you have suddenly become a hot property! But my biggest perk of middle age... not giving a fork about what other people think. |
Get outta here!
After reading your posts for the last year I would have thought you to be late 20's early 30's. You seem to have more energy and get more things done than any one I know. I think your on the right track. |
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Have to agree with that!
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I'm 43 as well, Vash.
Honestly, I am a better person now than I was in my 20's. Maturity has a way of doing that.;) I don't want for much and I have a family that apparently thinks the world of me. Jeez, there's a 911 sitting inthe garage so I NOTHING to compain about! If only I knew then what I know now. |
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you're not dead yet.
quite sniveling and get back to work... |
Another 43yo here.
For the most part, you guys make me feel young. Try spending time on the BMW forums! I'm probably in the best shape of my life. I have more money than ever, but the older I get, the less I want to spend it. Unfortunately I'm getting more and more farsighted by the day and every impact brings on a new pain. I took a mountain bike fall this weekend that has me limping pretty good :D The best part about getting older is that you get a lot wiser. Unfortunately nobody believes that except the other old guys. |
hmmm...prunes are good refrigerated!!
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I'm not looking forward to being you guys age... I've been fuched with bad joints by genetics.... |
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Once every 3 months Supe?
WTH man! |
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badoom-crash!!:D |
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