Dunno. Actually, my wife picked it out but it does resemble me when I was a little younger, pipe and all.
Just between you and me, and your wife bobby, I am trying to get Phil's attention so he will show up for our date. We are supposed to cruise the gut tonight in his convertible. As Chrissy reminded me, sadly, he is on the Easy coast, while here I sit all by myself, waiting. Chrissy also told me not expect the pepperoni pizza he was bringing since he will probably have it eaten by the time he gets here I'm so depressed, LOL!!
If he stops in, will you tell him I already ate so he doesn't even have to feed me?? Thanks, later dude
Actually, I started off a few months ago, but every time I drive past a pizza place ... *burp* They say pizza is good for depression - la-de-dah-la-de-dah ...
Just for the record, Phil and I go back together a long, long way, by internet standards, what is it now, Phil, 6 months? Impy Frank
Oh, dear - is it our anniversary?!? I forgot ... *scrabbles around his desk* Look! I got you a pack of AAA batteries!
The age thing is not easy..."like sand through an hour glass". or something. I'm 65 and all these years are uncharted territory. I don't really look ahead that far anymore. The one major change about getting older is that it has put me in this moment very squarely. A favorite aunt passed last week and I guess I thought she'd live forever..she was 87 and always there for me my whole life. My health isn't perfect but hey, I'm still kicking. I enjoy my home and being home. I am very happy on this forum just reading what everyone thinks. I'm a bit somber tonight but I'm just sad about my aunt. I feel less alone when I can come here and read what you're all up to . I'm searching for what I love about aging..the final answer would be that I feel at peace with my life..I'm okay with it. I feel I've been very lucky about some things..and maybe a bit unlucky with a few things..but nothing I couldn't handle. I guess at the end of the day I'm fine with things and just glad to be here.
I I think that's the case, "slowing down" whether I like to or not. It's a scary thought. But there's this lady of 75 years old and has been in our Zumba classes for 15 years. And I'm just starting towards my 6th attendance and am tempted to quit everytime! This may make or break me to hear from this 75 year old (2012) lovely lady.