I'm going to be 40 next year. I'm certain I sound 50 online. In my head, I'm about 33.
Java and I are as one in this. Right down to the exact numbers.
Although, my head-age will sometimes ratchet down to eleven or so, especially if I'm watching the right kind of movie or reading the right kind of book.
morning bitches.
I hope you feel better soon vw!
My soon to be ex craxy employers are most definitely coming to a sad conclusion. Things like "we haven't talked about half the things you do as a matter of course for five years! Have they changed much? How do you do that and all the new stuff? How is X going to do it all?" and my personal favorite "what if we need help on a weekend?".
Mad cackling ensued.
Ion I had blood drawn yesterday and the nurse was awesome and fast but I think I have a massive bruise. Yuck.
36. Feels like 25.
My soon to be ex craxy employers are most definitely coming to a sad conclusion. Things like "we haven't talked about half the things you do as a matter of course for five years! Have they changed much? How do you do that and all the new stuff? How is X going to do it all?" and my personal favorite "what if we need help on a weekend?".
Bwahahaha! Oh, I hope you get the chance to provide your services to them as a consultant once you've left, for a gazillion dollars an hour, as they flounder around in excrement creek sans paddle.
"what if we need help on a weekend?".
Mad cackling ensued.
BWAH!
I'm 41-- when I tell people, they don't believe it.
Irony is, I look better at 41 than I did in my late 20s/early 30s, so I'm perfectly fine admitting it. My mother, on the other hand, tries to lie about my age all the time.
38, feel mid-late 20s.
Why am I awake at 4:21 AM????
I'm 41, and I got carded at the liquor store last Saturday. For whatever that's worth.
There's a line on the BRQG, about JM. Something along the lines of:
It's better to admit to 39 and have people go "Wow, really?" than claim 25 and have people say, "Huh. That smack habit really adds the years, doesn't it?"
I like that philosophy.
I've never been carded in my life.
I feel as if I've missed out on something. What, exactly, I can't tell you. But something.
I've been carded once - they looked at me with my hair going white and said store policy was to card everyone. I'm 56 now. sigh.
In other WTF news, oh dear.
36. People are always surprised.
OH, Toddson. That made my day. Hee. Which I need to get started in a few minutes.