LOL! You’re right. I passed it a long time ago.
Oddly enough, turning 30 was the hard one. After that it didn’t seem to matter so much. Looking back, sheesh what a waste of angst.
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So tonight I finally got the cork out of the bottle. I’m not accustomed to sipping on wine much anymore so after a glass of the stuff I begin to feel a little happy. That’s a euphemism, I think.
While I was sipping and listening to pretty music (Vivaldi, tonight) and thinking, it occurred to me:
I could get used to being without child pretty quickly.
I will cry buckets when the lad leaves home.
I am looking at a brand new life and it’s a blank slate.
I don’t remember who I was before I was Mom. But I’m not sure that matters now.
I am not a spring chicken anymore.
I am scared of that because ageism exists.
The future is a blank slate. What am I going to put on it?
I’m not a spring chicken anymore, but I feel like I’m 21 again.
My heels are itching to kick up some dust.
I want to do something that makes a difference.
That’s more information than you wanted to know, but that’s about where I am at the moment. A total mess of conflicting emotions. Boy, is this going to be an interesting few months coming up.
LOL! You’re right. I passed it a long time ago.
Oddly enough, turning 30 was the hard one. After that it didn’t seem to matter so much. Looking back, sheesh what a waste of angst.
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"I am not a spring chicken anymore.
Ah, but neither are you an old cluck. Besides, as I often tell myself, 50 is the new 40, and I suspect you’re not even too close to the latter number. ;)