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12-19-2016 05:13 AM
Being older
12-19-2016 07:53 AM
I keep seeing my mom in the mirror!
12-19-2016 01:23 PM
That I would settle down to a very calm, simple life and find peace in the simplest things.
12-19-2016 02:37 PM
I am now invisible.
I could walk around WalMart STARK NAKED and no one would notice.
I'll be 61 next month.
12-19-2016 04:59 PM
12-20-2016 02:45 PM
You know the really big answer to this for me?
It's finding myself now labeled one of the older ones.
Of course, it beats any alternative.
12-20-2016 03:34 PM
That all you have to do is look at food and you gain weight.
12-20-2016 04:14 PM
@Othereeeen wrote:I am now invisible.
I could walk around WalMart STARK NAKED and no one would notice.
I'll be 61 next month.
Do that here and they'd throw you in the looney bin!
12-20-2016 04:22 PM
I know just what you mean, @Vivian. And not only do I see more shades of gray (maybe the whole rainbow!), and not only do I have fewer opinions of my own, I find I don't think the opinons I do have are very important! I've learned that even if they seem terribly meaningful in the moment, what are they good for? Only if they make me happier.
As I get older, I find I can change my opinions more and more easily all the time. I can even let go of having them at all. Having current preferences can be convenient and timesaving, of course--like, the brand of soap I like or my favorite color. But not only small, day-to-day things, sometimes I can change about big things. My world doesn't have to be the same as anybody else's world, so so speak.
The more opinions I let go of, an interesting thing happens: opinions that I wasn't aware of having come to the surface, so I get to decide if I want them. Especially things I learned early in life, that may have been helpful at one time, but ever since then have just gotten in my way. That feels exciting every time, like opening a new door. I'd never have understood that at 20!
12-24-2016 07:35 AM - edited 12-24-2016 07:36 AM
@chihuahuamom wrote:That all you have to do is look at food and you gain weight.
I'm having a real problem with this. I used to be able to drop a ton in a short time just drinking 10 glasses of water a day, but now, I can't drink that much water, as it kinda makes me sick.
I'm very conscious of what I eat and how much walking I do daily, but apparently ...
"all you have to do is look at food and you gain weight."
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