meghan anderson

It's so fun to see what some of you look like! If I
ever get it together to get some film developed (from
my undeveloped pile) and figure out how to scan in a
photo, then maybe we'll be on there too oneday.

Meghan :-)

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I added a picture of me with Julian. The mess behind us is due to the fact
that we were in the process of moving when the picture was taken. We have a
new house and an entirely different mess now.
Kathryn


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In a message dated 01/05/2002 11:45:54 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:


> Some of you look really young. I personally am Very Old, but having a ten
> year old keeps me relatively alert for my age. 8-)
>
>
Who looks young? Who looks young?!!

Seriously...how old ARE people? I'm feeling VERY old this week.

Kathryn, who has a birthday coming up soon, is finding it a disturbing one,
and is annoyed with herself for finding it disturbing



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Pam Hartley

My daughters are pretty young <g>. 7 and 4. I'm 35, so I'm probably on the
younger side of the Moms here, though as time goes on, I expect I'll have to
get used to that not being so.

But my picture's not up at the website yet, and I don't look young -- I was
never carded as a 21 year old, no one guessed when I started working that I
was 16, not 19 or 20. I married a guy 10 years older so I wouldn't die of
screaming boredom. <g>

Pam
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From: KathrynJB@...
To: [email protected]
Subject: [AlwaysLearning] Re: Photos
Date: Sat, Jan 5, 2002, 3:17 PM


> Some of you look really young. I personally am Very Old, but having a ten
> year old keeps me relatively alert for my age. 8-)
>
>
Who looks young? Who looks young?!!

Seriously...how old ARE people? I'm feeling VERY old this week.



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Jorgen & Ann

<<Seriously...how old ARE people? I'm feeling VERY old this week.

Kathryn, who has a birthday coming up soon, is finding it a disturbing one,
and is annoyed with herself for finding it disturbing>>

Kathryn,

It's okay to find it disturbing, really!! I've had some of those birthdays, and I'm realizing that it's just part of my life to have birthdays are big marker points for me. They bring up lots of "stuff."

Just cruising toward 44.

Ann


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Diane

I'm heading for the big 4-0 this summer.

:-) Diane

Jorgen & Ann wrote:

> <<Seriously...how old ARE people? I'm feeling VERY old this week.
>
> Kathryn, who has a birthday coming up soon, is finding it a disturbing one,
> and is annoyed with herself for finding it disturbing>>
>
> Kathryn,
>
> It's okay to find it disturbing, really!! I've had some of those birthdays, and I'm realizing that it's just part of my life to have birthdays are big marker points for me. They bring up lots of "stuff."
>
> Just cruising toward 44.
>
> Ann

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<< <<Seriously...how old ARE people? I'm feeling VERY old this week.

Kathryn, who has a birthday coming up soon, is finding it a disturbing one,
and is annoyed with herself for finding it disturbing>>
>>

47. I had a hard time with 45 -- because I figured definitely half my life
was over. Time keeps speeding up and I had the feeling the second half of my
life was going to speed by so much faster than the first half, I had about 10
years of "real" time left.

I'm okay with it now. My kids are 12 and 9. I figure I'll still be here
when they're 22 and 19.

Sharon

zenmomma *

>I'm heading for the big 4-0 this summer.
>
>:-) Diane

Congratulations! I LOVED turning 40. And 41. And soon 42. I hope to enjoy
turning 50 and 60 and 70 and on ond on. Life is good.

~Mary

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Tia Leschke

>
>47. I had a hard time with 45 -- because I figured definitely half my life
>was over. Time keeps speeding up and I had the feeling the second half of my
>life was going to speed by so much faster than the first half, I had about 10
>years of "real" time left.

On my 45th birthday, my daughter called to wish me a good one. I made some
comment about being on my way to somewhere, and she came back with, "Yeah,
you're halfway to 90." So that's what I told anyone who wanted to know my
age that year. Somehow halfway to 106 doesn't quite cut it. <g>
Tia

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Dan Vilter

on 1/6/02 11:25 AM, sharonve@... at sharonve@... wrote:

> 47. I had a hard time with 45 -- because I figured definitely half my life
> was over. Time keeps speeding up and I had the feeling the second half of my
> life was going to speed by so much faster than the first half, I had about 10
> years of "real" time left.

One of the most memorable birthday cards I have ever received was from my
brother almost nine years ago for my 35th. He wrote "So how does it feel to
be half over?"
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
It took me another 5 years to get me to go to the gym regularly.<G>

-Dan Vilter

Sharon Rudd

. He wrote
> "So how does it feel to
> be half over?"

Had a doctor say, not too long ago,"Well, but your
life is half over.." I got irritated and stated "Let's
NOT be making predictions like this! You really don't
know."

You can que yourself to demise at a particular age by
predicting it and setting the internal clocks ticking.
I'm hoping that that doc did not set mine!! Some folks
should keep such thoughts to themselves. I plan to
live a LONG LONG LONG time. At least long enough to
know better...which I don't yet.

SOS

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> One of the most memorable birthday cards I have ever received was from my
> brother almost nine years ago for my 35th. He wrote "So how does it feel to
> be half over?"
>
I sent two birthday cards to my dad this week. One said:

Age doesn't matter...unless you are a cheese. ~Billie Burke

and

Getting older is a fascinating thing. The older you get, the older you want
to get.

~Keith Richards

Kelly, 42 in August



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Shyrley

sharonve@... wrote:

> << <<Seriously...how old ARE people? I'm feeling VERY old this week.
>
> Kathryn, who has a birthday coming up soon, is finding it a disturbing
> one,
> and is annoyed with herself for finding it disturbing>>
> >>
>

I'm 33 with three kids ages nearly 10, 8 and 6.
Some days I feel 97, other days I feel 4. today I feel at least 60 cos
me FMS and MS is playing up :(

I always think you're as old as you feel.

Shyrley the exile



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Dan Vilter

on 1/6/02 2:27 PM, Sharon Rudd at bearspawprint@... wrote:

> . He wrote
>> "So how does it feel to
>> be half over?"
>
> Had a doctor say, not too long ago,"Well, but your
> life is half over.." I got irritated and stated "Let's
> NOT be making predictions like this! You really don't
> know."

I could have mentioned that my brother is a Doctor.
-Dan Vilter

Sharon Rudd

Ha!! You could forward the posts!

SOS

> > . He wrote
> >> "So how does it feel to
> >> be half over?"
> >
> > Had a doctor say, not too long ago,"Well, but your
> > life is half over.." I got irritated and stated
> "Let's
> > NOT be making predictions like this! You really
> don't
> > know."
>
> I could have mentioned that my brother is a Doctor.
> -Dan Vilter
>
>


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In a message dated 1/6/02 5:32:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,

<< Seriously...how old ARE people? >>

I am 36, dh is 42. Our kids are 8, 7, 4 1/2.

Kathy

Cindy

SandraDodd@... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 1/6/02 11:43:26 AM, stargate@... writes:
>
> << Seriously...how old ARE people? >>
>
> I'm 48.
>
Me too.

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<<Seriously...how old ARE people? I'm feeling VERY old this week.

Kathryn, who has a birthday coming up soon, is finding it a disturbing one,
and is annoyed with herself for finding it disturbing>>


Well, I'm fourteen.

--Roxana

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In a message dated 1/7/02 8:28:56 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:

<< << Seriously...how old ARE people? >>

I am 36, dh is 42. Our kids are 8, 7, 4 1/2.
>>


I'll be 36 in March. Hubby is 33. Laura
will be 6 next month and Allison is 2 1/2.

Andrea Kim :-)
Full Time Mommy to
Laura (2/16/96) & Allison (8/31/99)
Kent, WA,,,,,,,,soon to be Seattle!