Nappy is right here, feewings hurt and all. Thanks for asking, Kelly.:hug: DM is feeling fragile right now.

Hey, in case anyone is interested, I have about 10 acres of swamp land for sale. Don't forget your boots because it sure is deep! :D

not!!!!

:ROTFLMAO: :ROTFLMAO: :ROTFLMAO: :ROTFLMAO:

Stop quoting yourself! Snapoutofit!


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That'll get her; she hates anyone to touch her precious MAC!!!

*spitting on fingers and using AMN'S keyboard* hahahahahaha :D:D:D:D

Well, back to the original topic~ ahem~~ It is good to know that I am not the only one who feels lost at times and misses the "good ole days". Didn't think they were so good all the time, but I'd sure make a trade now if I could.

Thanks for the responses. It helps. Even w/all the goofing around I do, I still feel the pain of change. Who said "change" is good???

It's all in how you look at it . . .

According to the World Resources Institute, average life expectancy has grown in N America, from 50 yrs old to 70+ yrs . . . just since the 1950's.

So when we were born, people our age were either considered very old or dead.

I think I'm doing pretty good, compared to any generation before me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:L..._1950-2005.svg

Cherie

Oh Cherie, go on and tell us how good we have it. LOL I am telling you now, if I live to be 80+ and confined to some cormer in a nursing home, kill me. :p

Seriously, I am grateful for all I have gone thru but time does seem to be going too fast. I haven't finished loving and learning yet. I feel like I am in a timed exam and I don't usually do well with those. :rolleyes:

:hug:

Did I ever tell you Cherie, that I think it's outstanding the way you are like a freakin World Book Encyclopedia? You are always looking something up for someone around here and I think it's so cool of you to do that.

So.... 70 is the new 50? 40???

I'll take it! Thanks Cherie.... You rock!

I still say Where did all those crow's feet come from????? *grin*

you are right about Cherie, DM, she is a wealth of information, and always trying to help others

i'm with you DM.
i saw someone walking fast in the grocery parking lot one day as i was pulling into my handicapped parking space.

i think i walk slower than my poor dad did.
never thought "that" would be me. and i'm only 59. :(