The Bankrupt Inn - Part 9

solventsoon

confused76 wrote: »

grown up and sensible :cool: i had best rectify that one eh! :rotfl:

ooh yes, rattle the ice, she'll hear that...x

Bucket at the ready, conf x

fiveyearplan wrote: »

... but isn't that the first sign of getting old? :rotfl::beer:

Happy New Year everyone. I think we're in and probably watching some countdown programme plus Jools Holland.

Not at all, FYP, it means you can have a drink at home in comfort without wanting to cope with over crowded and over-priced bars:D:D

Happy New Year to everyone

confused76

old? denial denial denial!

have a lovely evening 5YP and Spoony xxx

fiveyearplan

confused76 wrote: »

old? denial denial denial!

have a lovely evening 5YP and Spoony xxx

I have to face facts - some point in the next few years I will turn middle aged. :eek: I don't know how it happens or what signs to look for. As I get older though I realise 'old' gets older, so maybe middle age will be when I'm 60 - and thats a looooooong way off! I have heard people say that 60 is the new 40 so maybe thats what they mean. :rotfl:

fiveyearplan

solventsoon wrote: »

Bucket at the ready, conf x



Not at all, FYP, it means you can have a drink at home in comfort without wanting to cope with over crowded and over-priced bars:D:D

Happy New Year to everyone

These are 2 more signs of getting old! I can't remember when I traded in the high heels for flats because of comfort but now I'm such a fussy shoe shopper and I wear comfortable shoes to work and change when I get there.

solventsoon

confused76 wrote: »

old? denial denial denial!

have a lovely evening 5YP and Spoony xxx

Yep, definitely denial, conf, I refuse to be old (or even middle-aged):D

fiveyearplan wrote: »

I have to face facts - some point in the next few years I will turn middle aged. :eek: I don't know how it happens or what signs to look for. As I get older though I realise 'old' gets older, so maybe middle age will be when I'm 60 - and thats a looooooong way off! I have heard people say that 60 is the new 40 so maybe thats what they mean. :rotfl:

But which point, FYP? You're as old (or young) as you feel nowadays. I'm all for the "60 is the new 40" motto:D

confused76

fiveyearplan wrote: »

I have to face facts - some point in the next few years I will turn middle aged. :eek: I don't know how it happens or what signs to look for. As I get older though I realise 'old' gets older, so maybe middle age will be when I'm 60 - and thats a looooooong way off! I have heard people say that 60 is the new 40 so maybe thats what they mean. :rotfl:

hmm i've felt a definite shift towards 'older' this year...i'm digging my heels in firmly though...in comfy shoes of course:cool:

maybe we'll be ok for a while yet if they keep moving the boundaries :rotfl:

solventsoon

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Originally Posted by solventsoon
Bucket at the ready, conf x



Not at all, FYP, it means you can have a drink at home in comfort without wanting to cope with over crowded and over-priced bars:D:D

Happy New Year to everyone




These are 2 more signs of getting old! I can't remember when I traded in the high heels for

fiveyearplan wrote: »

These are 2 more signs of getting old! I can't remember when I traded in the high heels for flats because of comfort but now I'm such a fussy shoe shopper and I wear comfortable shoes to work and change when I get there.

Nope... sensible, not old:D:D. I still wear high heels, just not for quite as long;)

confused76

solventsoon wrote: »

Yep, definitely denial, conf, I refuse to be old (or even middle-aged):D



But which point, FYP? You're as old (or young) as you feel nowadays. I'm all for the "60 is the new 40" motto:D

hmm 18 in my head....90 healthwise :cool: i need to bring that 90 down this year!

fiveyearplan

solventsoon wrote: »

Yep, definitely denial, conf, I refuse to be old (or even middle-aged):D



But which point, FYP? You're as old (or young) as you feel nowadays. I'm all for the "60 is the new 40" motto:D

I refuse to be old or middle age too which is why I've done so much research! I feel young (most days!) even my mother is still young and she's in her 60's (thinking about it, maybe it was her that said 60 is the new 40!). Its all a state of mind which is why I'm still trying...

fiveyearplan

solventsoon wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by solventsoon
Bucket at the ready, conf x



Not at all, FYP, it means you can have a drink at home in comfort without wanting to cope with over crowded and over-priced bars:D:D

Happy New Year to everyone




These are 2 more signs of getting old! I can't remember when I traded in the high heels for

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:



Nope... sensible, not old:D:D. I still wear high heels, just not for quite as long;)

Ok - i'll give you sensible as you can be that at any age .. but not comfort ... unless its Southern!!