We waste a lot of time monitoring our ageing process: when we were kids, we wanted to grow up; once adults, we want to remain young. The truth is: age is overrated! live day by day without numbers, without tags...without remorse.
Life according to me, lesson 25
So true, age is highly overrated. As Jack Benny wittily said, "Age is strictly a case of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter."
ReplyDeleteI'm like that but on a week to week basis.
ReplyDeleteWhen it's a weekday I want time to hurry up so it's the weekend. When it's the weekend I want time to slow down so it stays the weekend.
I'm trying, honest I am!
ReplyDeletethank you for that lovely reminder!
How'd you know I was feeling old? Just a mundane consideration, I know. I appreciate your lesson. And I will resume to be young at heart, and live moment by moment, which is all we really have anyway.
ReplyDeleteBut if I live life day by day without numbers how can I justify the big party I'm throwing to celebrate my upcoming 40th birthday??!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the little reminder! It's really hard to not think about age....and time. Like you said, when we're young, we want to be older. Now that I'm "older", I don't want to be young again, I just wonder where the heck those years went! That's why I truly do try to enjoy every day, every little joy, in life.
ReplyDeletePlease let me know how your dog made out at the vet. I hope all is well. :-) Charlie is doing fantastic on all his meds. He takes them like a trooper.
ReplyDeleteSi, he estado pensando en eso. Pinches números, me traen loca... la edad, el peso, la talla... te haré caso Olguini, no pensaré demasiado en eso :) aunque es dificil :S
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