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Thursday, August 6, 2009
Oh Dear...
My 10 year reunion is in 2 months...My 29th birthday is in 4 months...My baby just started kindergarten. 30 doesn't seem so "old" anymore!!!
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6 comments:
Tell me about it, Sis! It's knocking on my door...and it just keeps getting louder.
Jenny
Oh well, think about the alternative! :-) I think life just keeps getting better!
30 is not old....by the way, neither is 35! :)
Neither is 41.... :-)
Right there in the same boat!! :)
Carol said it! It gets better. I didn't like turning 30 either. Acutally, I spent the day working, and no party. It got better. You "grow up" in your 30s. Hopefully, you're done making mistakes by that point, and you start realizing what's important. I totally believe in "not growing up" until you are 30. That way, you can look back when you've got some sense and realize there is a "plan" for your life and God won't let you get around it. I don't want to sound preachy, but I would not trade the valuable lessons I learned for the growth opportunity it has afforded me. Happy 30s...Scott
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