Now Melanie over at sparksfromacombustiblemind posted a response to Carol’s post here.
I thought my reply on Carol’s blog was worth a post of its own, so here it is!
I’ve been a UTW for years, and the UK government have ensured I had an extra 6 years of practice!
Note: UTW: Under Training Wrinkly
Things sag, and bounce actually. They also tend to drop off (or out) from time to time.
It had been years since I saw my feet, then when I did I was surprised they were so small. They say nothing grows in the shade.
I have a double chin or three, maybe four now, it’s like looking at me over a sliced loaf.
A few years ago I managed to touch my toes, the first time since I left school in 1972. OK, I couldn’t stand up again, but hey, I touched them!
Getting up again from getting down requires a winch or a sofa. Worst case scenario if neither are available is to flip onto my front, get on all fours and stick the backside in the air doing baby steps until sort of upright. Bit like a giraffe going down for a drink in reverse
I have a drink problem when the teapot’s empty, and comfort eat anything when I’m sitting comfortably.
This is actually quite a good response. Cheers Carol.
Thatβs so funny! Bless your heart! I think you and I need superglue for all the drooping and falling parts. Another solution is to live by candlelight and look like a teenager.
Or go around with my eyes shut and remember how I looked years ago! At least I still have most of my natural hair colour!
This made me laugh. Some of these are relatable even though I’m a lot younger than you.
Thanks Astrid. Two years to go until I’m an official OAP……. unless the UK government delay it again to help ‘the economy’ recover.
This is hilarious Di.
thanks. I feel my age sometimes, or should i say the bones do! LOL
I do too, but weβre still going strong, so yey for us! ππππ»ββοΈ
yay indeed!
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Thatβs so funny. I know what you mean.
π thanks Gary