:cool:......................

After so many years we still hear that lol - must be true :p

Ohh look at this one :lol:
First "real" house !
James is 13 now :s
1995 ...... wow I was nearly 21 !!!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/09...g?t=1213282376

It's scary how fast they grow up Jess. My eldest son will be 30 and it boggles my mind LOL. I had my youngest at 42 and she will be in her second year of university this fall - that is really strange. It just never seems that long.

That's true .... :(
Sometimes i wonder where all this time is gone :(

She'll be in her second year of University at 17? Either I've done my maths horrifically, or US Universities are very different to those in the UK .....

She is almost 19 (in September) I'll be 60 this year - and that's ****ing hard to believe too :(
She is also about a year ahead of her normal class as she is a math and physics genius (she gets it from her mother LOL)

Ah OK, I guess that makes sense, damn the fact that people are a certain year of age for a whole year!!

Is that harder than turning 40 ?

Nah - I don't think so. I guess I really believe that you are as old as you think - and I don't think like an old person. I see some people that are a hell of a lot older at 40 than I am at 60 - very rigid and set in their ways. And then I see my own Mother - at 83 - driving cross country by herself to attend specialized photography workshops. She will subsequently hike about 5 miles a day at said photography workshop.

I honestly believe that still having a teenager in the house helps because I am exposed to lots of new music and great discussions. An open mind helps too.

You only go around once Russ - you might as well enjoy it no matter what the number on the year says.