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A host of wonderful adages Peter, yep, I could easily represent the four of them, with lots of quirky smiles….
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Love the first one especially – so true to the way I see things!
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All perfect but I do love Victor Hugo and Red Skeltern!
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Four from you and one for you. “I finally got it all together…but I forgot where I put it.” – unknown or forgotten. Thank-you!
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Thank you Ellen. That is so true!
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Old age doesn’t live in my head.
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I couldn’t imagine it ever penetrating your head Colleen! It does manage to sneak into some bits of me when I’m not paying attention!
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Yeah, it can be sneaky, but it hasn’t found my ‘sense’ of age yet. Whew.
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Age – As youngsters we proudly tell everyone how old we are and even add the halves. At middle-age we try to hide it and never ever admit. And then we realise we’ve come full circle when we find ourselves proudly saying – guess how old I am. That’s old age!
PS. I never admit!
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I read yesterday where someone was stating that adolescence now lasts from 10 to 26!! I can well believe it!
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haha I love these quotes Peter!
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All very relevant to me!
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