Turning 30 - is it the end of an era? Barely a month after entering the 30s the fact is still to hit me.
In your 20s you hardly have time to think of it - till you turn 26. Friends warning you of the dreaded number is the first inkling of the looming perilous times.
In your 20s you hardly have time to think of it - till you turn 26. Friends warning you of the dreaded number is the first inkling of the looming perilous times.
I have visions of being at a GB party where no one will give you a second glance. Having to hang out nursing a drink, sitting next to Mr morose plump on a couch, never daring to take the dance floor. Wrinkles, white hair, receding hairline, hair sprouting of your ears, and being addressed to as `Uncle' - In India that is hardly uncommon some times when a middle aged (oh gosh - that word suddenly seems headed for you) rickhsaw driver calling a 20 something `uncle'.
26, 27, 28 - it was time to take stock. At 29, start making plans of things to do before you are 30 - have to learn to swim, to drive (even tats not uncommon here), to bungee jump, to get a tattoo.
Well 30 is here and still havent got a tatoo. Will get it this year.
Joe went to Chang (mr Dentist). Called up to say he will be at home with his parents most of the week - he may come on thursday night.
better get going - planning to make dinner - have to call up mom
(Wrote this on October 9, 2006)