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This is a good thread isn't it Reading Nora&Neil I have remembered a moment when I felt I was maybe getting old ..it was sometime just after my Dad passed away aged 92, closely followed by his sister aged 97 ... a young relative asked if I was now the oldest person in our family circle and I realised that I was..... and added to that I realised that I was no longer someone's "child".
I felt that I may have to grow up.....
Fortunately the feeling soon passed
Another one that got to me was when I realised I would rather risk an embarrassing change of underwear than subject the ageing knees to the hazards of a French squatter.
Eeeeeuuuucckkk. (Grips nose and gags at the memory.)
P.S. Apologies to those who don't like movement on the page, but a Happy Christmas to them as well.
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Mentally it was the same as Steve, when I turned 30. Needed to get on with having kids. Physically I still feel fit but things take a little longer than they used to
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Reading Nora&Neil I have remembered a moment when I felt I was maybe getting old ..it was sometime just after my Dad passed away aged 92, closely followed by his sister aged 97 ... a young relative asked if I was now the oldest person in our family circle and I realised that I was..... and added to that I realised that I was no longer someone's "child".
