Old Age... Can you deal with it?

We had them in Italy around '79 and I used to love playing with them.

 

Once again I have to reiterate (haha old age but I know I'm repeating!) , you lot on here are brilliant. I asked my 67 year old husband recently if I kept him young (stop thinking like that:o) and I knew the answer really! Although not as fit as half as you seem on here, we get through each day one way or another.

We'd love to have the diy skills but never have and, like has been said, are very wary of being ripped off. Never was taught anything earlier regarding house/garden care & I think that's such a shame. My parents should have Made Me! Of course they didn't, and wouldn't have, but I wish I'd have taken more notice then.

I agree you are as old as you feel. Unfortunately, some of us feel old/older and can't do what we want but with friends like you all on here we get lots of help. Thank you.

cheers

 

I feel pretty old first thing in the morning.

I remember many years ago a radio interview with Colin Welland the actor/writer.
He said; "Once you get to forty, when you wake up in the mornings, the first thing you contemplate is suicide."

I've never quite felt like that, but I know what he meant.