outlook and age

[Ickie]

outlook and age
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[Terry]

I can attest to that one. Spot on.

[hawkeye52]

That's a no-brainer, Ickie. However, you avoided the hard part: defining the age at which the "peak" occurs. Personally, I'd place it at between 35 & 40.

- H52

[Dangerousdave26]

...SNIP Personally, I'd place it at between 35 & 40.

- H52

Pretty much right on although it was probably more sloping for me than a sharp peak.

[arfyhun]

I went for the 'energy saving mode' and cut out the peak...

Graham.

[andersel]

I really don't give a...

[PeteHam]

Can we relate to this ..... :icon_lol:

Pete.

[Crusader]

I'm not sure where I fall into . I do feel like after turning 65 on the 2nd of this month , on certain days I feel like I've reached the mountain top and getting ready to slide back down the other side . :icon_lol:

A couple of these :guinness::guinness: , I've been told , keeps the Doctor away .

Rich

[Odie]

I'll be 57 next Wednesday and sometimes I say to myself, "I can't be 57, my DAD was 57!"

A friend and I used to discuss how at 57, we didn't feel like our Dad's did at 57. Both of our fathers served in WW2 for 4 years in the Pacific, came home, started a family, and worked the rest of their lives. Maybe it's a parent-child
thing, but our Dads were really mature at that age where we termed ourselves as "punk kids" still.

Anyway, getting old is tough...you gotta take your medicine every day, watch after stuff that as a youth you didn't think twice about.....it's a full time job! Still, it's a great time to as Rich noted, "be headed toward the slide down"!

[Dain Arns]

Yeah, I watch old movies and realize I'm now older than the actors and actresses in many of them, at the time they were filmed. :icon_lol: