How old are you?
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It does my heart good to only be in the second tier of the poll options. I turned 31 last month.
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fossil said:
It was the upper end that I was concerned about. How is BB and sonny supposed to get involved. :lol:
I am 40 by the way and somehow getting farther from retirement. :down:
OK, I'm..................wait, I had it a minute ago. Dang it. I have to go back in the other room and start over.
55, end of March. Or was that.................. wait, I'll be right back.
Yep, wife agrees, 55, end of March. Whew, don't ask any more ?'s please. Too.....much........work. %-P
55, end of March. Or was that.................. wait, I'll be right back.
Yep, wife agrees, 55, end of March. Whew, don't ask any more ?'s please. Too.....much........work. %-P
39, just had a birthday in December...just like I always do ;-P Burning wood since 1981. Now I have 2 little dudes to pass on the pyro tendencies
49 here, and seriously considering a move south
Every now and then I think condo, haha.
no grass to mow, no wood to split, no drive to clear of snow, no tractors, chainsaws, hedgetrimmers, weed whackers, air compressors, you know whaddimean???
Every now and then I think condo, haha.
no grass to mow, no wood to split, no drive to clear of snow, no tractors, chainsaws, hedgetrimmers, weed whackers, air compressors, you know whaddimean???
I am just beginning my 5oth. orbit of Old Sol. And I'm hoping my 50s are easier than my 40s were. It was a very long haul taking care of a frail and mentally declining parent (who's now in doing whatever we'll do after we draw our last breath). I've completed my year of mourning (and a little more for good measure) and now the twinges of regret are fewer and farther in between and happier memories are more frequent. I'd nearly forgotten how good that can feel.
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