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[myhappyplace]

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byebyebridgetjones;1281223 wrote:

Re the age thing.....I really think it's a state of mind to a big extent. I really don't feel much different than 20 years ago, better actually.

Cant let that one go....yes SAME...except the external shell looks a little different...but I am internally better. More sane...

[tawnyfrog]

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myhappyplace;1281225 wrote: ...except the external shell looks a little different..

And so it should!

Arvo, Undies. :welcome:

[byebyebridgetjones]

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myhappyplace;1281225 wrote: Cant let that one go....yes SAME...except the external shell looks a little different...but I am internally better. More sane...

More secure.

Arvo Froglette.

[tawnyfrog]

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Hiya Bridge - I find all this ageing stuff really interesting. I HATE reading things like "I'm old ...." That's crap because it's all so relative. I wouldn't want to be 20 or 30 or even 40 again. I've done that. New adventures await.

When I was in my mid 40's I really dreaded the old menopause and talked to a great woman, much older, looking for advice and she simply said "FF'sake, Frog, it's not a bloody illness, you know". I don't know whether it was those words or just a sheer fluke that I breezed through that stage of life with flying colours. So - why exactly would I want to be 40 again?

[byebyebridgetjones]

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tawnyfrog;1281231 wrote: Hiya Bridge - I find all this ageing stuff really interesting. I HATE reading things like "I'm old ...." That's crap because it's all so relative. I wouldn't want to be 20 or 30 or even 40 again. I've done that. New adventures await.

When I was in my mid 40's I really dreaded the old menopause and talked to a great woman, much older, looking for advice and she simply said "FF'sake, Frog, it's not a bloody illness, you know". I don't know whether it was those words or just a sheer fluke that I breezed through that stage of life with flying colours. So - why exactly would I want to be 40 again?

I'm a little sick of hearing around me and in the media that I am 'getting older' I wish they'd get fucked quite frankly. I'll decide what's going on thanks.
I was an incredibly insecure young woman, and I wouldn't go back to it if you paid me.

[coriander]

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arvo/evening undies et al.
ageing is something one can only try & do gracefully, I reckon.
bugger the plastic stuff, I could never go down that route (too 'spensive anyways!)

I am quite the cripple atm as I had an exercise class yesty THEN rode young horse after lunch, & just in from riding said horse again, she was a little trollop so I had to get Beagley tuff with her. Talk about tantys.

Lovely mild weather here thank goodness, with hopefully autumn starting in earnest shortly as my hay fever is killing me & we are OVER brown paddocks & dust. Roolly.

Reading an intersting book currently, "Have you got the Guts to be Really Healthy" by Don Chisholm (was going to say Cheadle but then remembered that the latter is a great actor!).
Talks a lot about sugar, preservatives, processed food etc etc. He has the opinion that we are not what we eat, but what we absorb. True enough, I suppose.

Hope you're all having a good day.
The weekend beckons, henceforth.

[coriander]

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x posted bridgee yeah got tell 'em to get fucked lovey I'm with you.
I am merely progressing thru my life in the best way I can.

[tawnyfrog]

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coriander;1281241 wrote:
ageing is something one can only try & do gracefully, I reckon.

Bags not.

Glad the weather's settled down for youse sandgroper peeps.

[Guitarista]

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And hencefifth,

Evening Rooters,

Ageing? I for one feel timeless. It doesn't matter to me anymore. I'm very lucky to have me health and i can out run most young bucks, distance wise. Not to mention the years spent on the planet come through me fingers on the guitar. It's kinda like from another era or planet sometimes. And maybe it is, but rooted in the now. Well, orf to mesmerise the masses at a local gig. We're expecting a capacity of around 3 to 5 tonight. I love it regardless!

Ooroo.

[coriander]

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tawnyfrog;1281245 wrote: Bags not.

Glad the weather's settled down for youse sandgroper peeps.

coupla more crispy'ish days of 33, then maybe some rain.....now THAT would be exciting!!!
Not that you guys over there need any more....what a strange country we live in.

[tawnyfrog]

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G'day there, MrG - any more than one audient is a crowd!

Good to see old Turps had a nice send off today. Little known fact ... Ian Turpie was a shit-hot guitarist.

[coriander]

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x posting frenzy g-whizzer, how are you.
Have a good gig.

Just realised that at my shopping yesty, the doodyheads have charged me for 22 Four n Twenty pies instead of 2. Been charged $70.40. Now i know OH likes pies but that's re-DICK-u-larse.

[Miss Behaving]

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tawnyfrog;1281231 wrote: Hiya Bridge - I find all this ageing stuff really interesting. I HATE reading things like "I'm old ...." That's crap because it's all so relative. I wouldn't want to be 20 or 30 or even 40 again. I've done that. New adventures await.

When I was in my mid 40's I really dreaded the old menopause and talked to a great woman, much older, looking for advice and she simply said "FF'sake, Frog, it's not a bloody illness, you know". I don't know whether it was those words or just a sheer fluke that I breezed through that stage of life with flying colours. So - why exactly would I want to be 40 again?
byebyebridgetjones;1281238 wrote: I'm a little sick of hearing around me and in the media that I am 'getting older' I wish they'd get fucked quite frankly. I'll decide what's going on thanks.
I was an incredibly insecure young woman, and I wouldn't go back to it if you paid me.

I turn 50 in a few weeks time. I am really excited by it and quite honestly am really looking forward to it. I feel that I am approaching a time in my life where I am starting to come to grips with who I am, what I believe in, and what I want to do with the rest of the time I have on this earth. I have great ambitions for what is ahead of me

[tawnyfrog]

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Miss Behaving;1281259 wrote: I turn 50 in a few weeks time. I am really excited by it and quite honestly am really looking forward to it.

I truly believe it heralds the beginning of the 'No.more.Bullshit' phase of life. Might take a bit longer to get it right but hey - it's a serious start.

[tawnyfrog]

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Nighters Undies - going to give Slumdog Millionaire my full attention. Catch you at sparrows.