... is the knowledge
that you'll grow out of it.
that you'll grow out of it.
- Doris Day
This neither inspires me nor makes me laugh.
Why did I post it?
Slap in the face honesty, maybe?
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Why did I post it?
Slap in the face honesty, maybe?
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Yea - how true is this... "Attention K-mart shoppers - blue light reality check in sporting goods..."
Spider, you always put a smile on my face. Thanks.
It's also the frightening part about being a geezer.
True. But we're all hoping there is SOMETHING after middle age.
There is, isn't there? *looking around frantically*
Like someone once said to me....Don't get old, there's no future in it.
There's a great moment in Postcards From The Edge when Shirley Maclaine refers to herself as middle aged and Meryl Streep, playing her daughter, says "Middle aged? Mother, how many people do you know who are 120?"
Tom - Thanks for the comment. Now THAT made me laugh! (Even if it does put middle age somewhere between 35 and 45.)
- Paul
paul... you're right... i did follow your random comment here... you got me figured... but... i'm glad i did...
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
S. Joe -
Excellent comeback!
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