For some reason I don't quite remember, I formed a belief somewhere in my childhood years that 36 is the magic number at which a person officially becomes old. I have no idea why I picked that number and although, as an adult, I have found no evidence or experience to support that theory, I find that it is still a conviction lodged deep in my mind.
Last year, I was shocked to realize that my husband was turning 36. Good grief, I was married to an old man!
"Oh yeah," he countered, "Guess what's right around the corner for you!"
And so it was this week that I found myself facing official oldness.
I was happy to discover that, although I am now old, I still feel - and might I add look - quite young : ).
Still, if Joshua's card is any indication, I may need to work on my posture.
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I hope you had a great day Angie! I love you and miss you!
36. It's looming for me. I'm still in the 35 and holding on to the fact I will complete my child bearing in that length of time. If only the gray hairs would go away, I would be able to convince my aching body I'm actually 26... :)
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