Old age or just experienced in life

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  1. RMay

    RMay Well-Known Member

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    I always like it when people tell me I do not look my age. My take is that you are as young as you feel so age to me is just a number and a great advantage for a ton of discounts. Hopefully everyone is doing well during this historical Pandemic. Had some things sent to me that not only made me smile and laugh but also made me realize how cool being born in the 50's really was for me.
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  2. Silvertwinkiehobo

    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    I agree. It's funny to note that my dad was salt-and-pepper-haired when he was 44 (the year he retired from the Navy), and a silver fox two years later. I'm 55 in June, and I barely have any grey visible. I'm losing weight, increasing my activity levels, not sitting at home sulking, etc., and I feel better than I have in a very long time. Also, as someone born in June of '65, I identify with Baby Boomers, rather than Gen X'ers.
     

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