...March 25, 2006. I'm trying to give you guys plenty of time to prepare.
Dale
Dale to turn 50....
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Happy early Birthday Dale 
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A warning:
Since turning 50, I:
*read every article I see on how to keep Alzheimer's at bay
*find I am less patient with store clerks - I'm tired of being polite
*buy more skin softening products than ever before (p.s.: most of them don't make any difference)
*get misty-eyed when I see middle-aged couples holding hands (who knew I'd never remarry?)
*read book after book after book - after all, there are only so many years left to get them all read!
*try to figure out if I'm old enough to be the mother of the nurses our clinic hires
*refuse to wear one of those gold chain thingys on my glasses, in spite of the fact that I lose them about 20 times a day (I'm old, but I'm not THAT old!)
...and on and on...
However, I'm off to hike three miles straight up a mountain (with one replaced knee and one knee going bad) with my daughter and our dogs. Then maybe I'll whistle a few Irish tunes or do some painting - both of which I took up in the last 4-5 years.
THINK YOUNG, DALE!
Susan
Since turning 50, I:
*read every article I see on how to keep Alzheimer's at bay
*find I am less patient with store clerks - I'm tired of being polite
*buy more skin softening products than ever before (p.s.: most of them don't make any difference)
*get misty-eyed when I see middle-aged couples holding hands (who knew I'd never remarry?)
*read book after book after book - after all, there are only so many years left to get them all read!
*try to figure out if I'm old enough to be the mother of the nurses our clinic hires
*refuse to wear one of those gold chain thingys on my glasses, in spite of the fact that I lose them about 20 times a day (I'm old, but I'm not THAT old!)
...and on and on...
However, I'm off to hike three miles straight up a mountain (with one replaced knee and one knee going bad) with my daughter and our dogs. Then maybe I'll whistle a few Irish tunes or do some painting - both of which I took up in the last 4-5 years.
THINK YOUNG, DALE!
Susan
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I'll keep my fingers crossed for you. I turned 50 two days before 9/11.
For the next several weeks--months?--I spent too much time worrying about other things to fret about being a half-century old.
May you have a peaceful, happy, joyful celebration of what you've accomplished so far. If YOU start planning now, it ought to be special.
M
PS--I had a party with live music and dancing to celebrate "my last day in my 40s."
For the next several weeks--months?--I spent too much time worrying about other things to fret about being a half-century old.
May you have a peaceful, happy, joyful celebration of what you've accomplished so far. If YOU start planning now, it ought to be special.
M
PS--I had a party with live music and dancing to celebrate "my last day in my 40s."
Marguerite
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In order to grow the thread to that proportion by your semicentennial, do we need to bring up the subject of Adam, Eve, the da Vinci Code, and Gaza?DaleWisely wrote:Here's what I want for my birthday: By the time it comes, this thread will be longer than the political mega-thread.
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I think an epic of pure fluff would be better.Walden wrote:In order to grow the thread to that proportion by your semicentennial, do we need to bring up the subject of Adam, Eve, the da Vinci Code, and Gaza?DaleWisely wrote:Here's what I want for my birthday: By the time it comes, this thread will be longer than the political mega-thread.
