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Hey, do any of you guys have any life advice for someone younger? Or anything you would tell your younger self? I need all the help I can get ._.
Thank you. My hubby took me out for supper. And this weekend he is taking me shopping to buy one of those oil-less fryers that also smokes and steams food. It's just like a deep fryer for turkey.Happy Bday Chickadoo.
What are u doing special for your big day?
I'm always being told to listen to my elders so I thought for once I wouldWhat da problem iz?
Thank you Diva. That is what people have been telling me. I am looking forward to it.Happy Birthday Chicka. you are just a senior in training - it gets better as you go along.![]()
My brother has been getting senior discounts well ahead of his age - I think being bald brings that on. He was happy to have them. On the other hand our mom was fiercely ungrateful when she was offered a senior discount in a store. She was truly a senior. As for me, I am thrilled with any perks that come my way.
To me being a senior is a badge of honor - for continuing to breathe. I will be 69 next month. Used to truly fear 70 but, if you take it one year at a time - it's not a big deal.
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Yes it is. And I am 55 today. My Dh told me last night that I was officially a senior citizen today. lol So I guess I am. lol
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What SCG said. It seems some people just LOOK for a way to cause friction. My mother and brother-in-law could find something offensive in pretty much anything the other said to them. I bet if one of them said "Sure is nice weather today" the other would turn it around somehow. No fixing that.
However, if you are still hurt by something, it is often worth thinking objectively through what and why and talking to the person about it. They MAY not recognize the offense and are hurt that you are snubbing them. I go with ASSUME things can be worked out until the can't be. It would be a shame to miss out on what could be a good relationship except for a misunderstanding on both sides. And if you tell them, "I would like to patch up our relationship but I'm still hurt by ....." and they say "too bad", then bye bye. You don't need to get as old as a lot of us are suffering needlessly. At least you will know that they chose to close the door when given the opportunity to open it and there is no misunderstanding behind their action.
I figured when I was a little older - In my twenties perhaps, that I would try to rekindle the relationship, but we're just so distant now. I don't hate them, I don't know, they're not a bad person is what I'm trying to say. Just not the warmest.What SCG said. It seems some people just LOOK for a way to cause friction. My mother and brother-in-law could find something offensive in pretty much anything the other said to them. I bet if one of them said "Sure is nice weather today" the other would turn it around somehow. No fixing that.
However, if you are still hurt by something, it is often worth thinking objectively through what and why and talking to the person about it. They MAY not recognize the offense and are hurt that you are snubbing them. I go with ASSUME things can be worked out until the can't be. It would be a shame to miss out on what could be a good relationship except for a misunderstanding on both sides. And if you tell them, "I would like to patch up our relationship but I'm still hurt by ....." and they say "too bad", then bye bye. You don't need to get as old as a lot of us are suffering needlessly. At least you will know that they chose to close the door when given the opportunity to open it and there is no misunderstanding behind their action.