Officially Middle Aged Now

8 Dec 2004

Hey ho...
Went to the opticians yesterday... and I'm now officially middle aged as I have been prescribed reading glasses... and boy do they make a big difference. No headaches from being sat at the PC for hours on end! Yippeeeeeeeeeee!
So... 44 and reading glasses... it is down hill from now on... ok then... downhill faster from now on!
This is a 'look at me post', direct from my PC to yours. smile

8 Dec 2004

oh no, very sexy with glasses :twisted:
Have a thing for peeps wearing glasses biggrin

G x

8 Dec 2004

Hi Wibbly
I have always wondered what middle aged is confused

:
If its 70 as the average
middle age would be 23 and a third to 46 and two thirds
then old age
I have 5 years left :shock:
que david bowie

8 Dec 2004

Quote by warwick
Hi Wibbly
I have always wondered what middle aged is :
If its 70 as the average
middle age would be 23 and a third to 46 and two thirds
then old age
I have 5 years left :shock:
que david bowie

warwick you know im 47 did you make the 46 up on purpose :?
and i wear reading glasses is there any hope for me ???
no dont answer that one warwick
colin

8 Dec 2004

You lucky fLuckers can read !!!....... :shock:
.............davej vows to get his Janet and John collection out of the loft and try again.........

8 Dec 2004

I cant read or type davej
I just sit here writing on the screen with my crayons until nurse says its time for my medication :cry:

8 Dec 2004

Quote by WibblyWobbly
Hey ho...
Went to the opticians yesterday... and I'm now officially middle aged as I have been prescribed reading glasses... and boy do they make a big difference. No headaches from being sat at the PC for hours on end! Yippeeeeeeeeeee!
So... 44 and reading glasses... it is down hill from now on... ok then... downhill faster from now on!
This is a 'look at me post', direct from my PC to yours.

44 and very attractive, judging by your avatar..... Nothing wrong with middle aged at all if you look that good..... I have been told I look young for 34, but have a funny feeling I'll hit 40 and look clapped out!
Rick. biggrin

8 Dec 2004

Quote by Ermintrude
I'm now officially middle aged as I have been prescribed reading glasses...

This troubles me somewhat: If I was officially middle-aged, and according to your hypothesis I was, at the age of ten, what does that make me now? Over the hill I can handle, but after going down it three times longer than I went up it, I would expect to be about a hundred and sixty years old! :shock:
I can only hope that my downslope is not as steep as my up.

This is a 'look at me post', direct from my PC to yours.

Thank you for the warning. I shall ignore it.
The post I mean, not the warning.
Or something. dunno

Dougal

8 Dec 2004

So how about a face pic wearing glasses then Wibbly?

8 Dec 2004

Oh dear Wibbly, it's all downhill from here you know ... wink

One more post to my 400th ... biggrin

8 Dec 2004

Erm ................ damn and I was trying to hide my age so much ;) ... yep officially middle aged here sad

:( :(
I've got used to wearing mine and most people seem to think they suit me ...
at least you didn't have a 7 yr old wailing about her mum looking like a granny rolleyes

8 Dec 2004

Wibbly~
Cool! Two in one week!! Vix became officially middle-aged on Monday, courtest of an American radio station. :grin:
~Reese! :love:

8 Dec 2004

Wow if Vix is middle aged what does that make me :shock: :shock: :shock: lol

:lol: :lol:

8 Dec 2004

So are we the

NEW AGE WOMEN women then - quite like the thought of that wink

8 Dec 2004

Officially middle aged, I suppose, but certainly don't feel like it or act it. I can't get used to the idea at all. I've noticed I need reading glasses but I'm putting off getting them as that seems to be a concession to the inevitable and I don't want to accept that. I will get reading glasses when it gets too bad though, but not for a while, I hope.
I really hate the term middle-aged as it has all sorts of connotations of pipe and slippers and snoozing under a newspaper on a Sunday afternoon. It's just not me!
LC

8 Dec 2004

Snap. I just got my first pair of reading glasses last week at the ripe old age of 46. I keep forgetting to put them on. So maybe I'm getting forgetful and senile already. cool

9 Dec 2004

Don't worry, M didn't start swinging till she was 45 and she's never enjoyed herself so much! So it ain't downhill at all!

9 Dec 2004

Quote by WibblyWobbly
So... 44 and reading glasses... it is down hill from now on... ok then... downhill faster from now on!

You dont look a day over 21 darling.
Just make sure you wear a good quality support bra and dont get on top unless hes wearing a blindfold.....(unless your name is misleading me and you have a 32AA chest and gravity is not the reason for your playful, smile-inducing name...)
Luv Bunny (not middle-aged yet nor middle of the road not even middle England but you have my vote for sexiest gran LOL LOL LOL) xxx

9 Dec 2004

Quote by WibblyWobbly
Hey ho...
Went to the opticians yesterday... and I'm now officially middle aged as I have been prescribed reading glasses... and boy do they make a big difference. No headaches from being sat at the PC for hours on end! Yippeeeeeeeeeee!
So... 44 and reading glasses... it is down hill from now on... ok then... downhill faster from now on!
This is a 'look at me post', direct from my PC to yours.

Mature women are sooooo sexy, & I love looking at your avatar Wibbly, so don't worry about it. passionkiss