One of the ladies in “my” nursing home (no, I’m a volunteer, not a resident!), offered that she, at age 97, doesn’t think of herself as growing old. She said she was old one day last week, and didn’t like it, but she’s better now.
Trouts don’t live in ugly places
Now that’s a quote worth saving!
(were we suppose to respond to this?)
Thought provoking indeed… 
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We should all think so clearly & positively!
Mike
You can call me Mike & you can call me Mikey…Just remember that this site’s about sharing!
yes! You are fortunate to know this gem.
“Give me ambiguity or give me something else”
Ah, Betty. You have no idea how much I needed to read that today. Thank you and thank her, too!
Hi Betty,
Priceless! Thanks for sharing.G At
a youthful 61 years of age, I can relate to
what she is saying. I have the occasional
“old” day, but I concentrate on the “young”
ones as much as possible.G Warm regards,
Jim
Maybe that’s why she lived to be 97 and still going strong (?)
I told ya I was gonna steal it…
I was old one day last week, and didn’t like it, but I’m better now