Sunday, November 08, 2009

Mirror, mirror...

One of those days where I realise that I've stopped playing at middle age as I'm fast approaching it.

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  1. Ah - but what is middle age Kevin.
    I suspect I never actually went there because it's certainly too late now.

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  2. It's when a keen interest in Gardeners World stops being a bit eccentric and starts fitting quite nicely with your demographic profile.

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  3. Middle age is when you get up 10 times a night for a pish, but still forget to put the seta backdown after each visit.

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  4. If you see it coming, then you can hide behind the sofa until its gone.

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  5. Middle age arrived for me when I finally realised that the person I kept glimpsing in shop windows wasn't some just some old bag stalking me ...

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  6. The answer is to keep recalculating your age when you die; I've now decided to die at 94, which means I haven't quite reached my middle age yet.

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  7. I have it on very good authority that wearing a surgical stocking on you head can be helpful.
    Sx

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  8. Gaw:

    I'm a 32 year old who reads Mojo. Is that a halfway house, or does it make me prematurely middle aged?

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  9. Mae West, the lady with a quotation for every occasion, once said, "You're only as old as the man you feel."

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  10. Why, it's the thinking music fan's compromise between hoarding instinct and actual interest in tunes.

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  11. yikes, sugar, then i must be over the hill! *sigh* xoxoxo

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  12. what does that mean?

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  13. Dorothy: It means that I have opened a torrent of human pain, to judge by the commentary.

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