I live by the old mantra, you are as old as you feel. Some days I do feel my age (78 at the last count) and can't always manage to do all the things I want to do but getting older also means you embrace the fact that there's always tomorrow and if you want to sit and read a book that ironing pile will still be there in the morning ....... I still dye my hair bright red, still shop on the high street, love mixing pattern and colour in a way that makes me feel the same as I did when I was a flibberty-jibbert 50year old.
I cant believe you are 78, but I am 63 at Christmas so I suppose I should. I totally agree Sue, I feel like life can be as slow or as fast as you want it to be, as the great thing about growing older is that you care less what people think. Also agree on dressing totally for yourself, again I dont care what anyone else thinks, I dress for me.
I live by the old mantra, you are as old as you feel. Some days I do feel my age (78 at the last count) and can't always manage to do all the things I want to do but getting older also means you embrace the fact that there's always tomorrow and if you want to sit and read a book that ironing pile will still be there in the morning ....... I still dye my hair bright red, still shop on the high street, love mixing pattern and colour in a way that makes me feel the same as I did when I was a flibberty-jibbert 50year old.
I cant believe you are 78, but I am 63 at Christmas so I suppose I should. I totally agree Sue, I feel like life can be as slow or as fast as you want it to be, as the great thing about growing older is that you care less what people think. Also agree on dressing totally for yourself, again I dont care what anyone else thinks, I dress for me.