I guess I've been lucky about turning 30 ... 40 ... 50.  I never had any qualms about it.  Always hoped I would gain a little wisdom along the way.

The only real problem I have with it is the grey hair ... I don't mind being older ... I just don't want to look it! 

I used to color my hair, then things got in the way of that and its been about 3 years since I last did it.  Often think I would like to do it again, but then if things get in the way again ... aw what a hassle!

So, this great grandmother will stay grey ... unless I change my mind of course 'cause thats any woman's perogative!

Back to work

Sincerely,

Terry

Kathleen, Put that turtle back NOW,

Joe - get to Work!!!! For goodness sake -

40  - well that was a  LONG LONG time ago - a generation or so.  hmmmm?

Terry, stop sniffling and giggling and write poetry or market my website for or something - PLEASE

This is way too much you guys.  My boss caught me laughing at my computer and now he thinks Im nuts!  (He thinks RIGHT!)

I'm going home - I've done enough goofing off here today - I'll go there and do some more!

See ya in a bit!

Judy

OMG, Terry!  You crack me up!!!  I gained wisdome AND WEIGHT!

I've been fortunate in the hair department - though not for too much longer = a natural redhead that turned auburn after a bout with cancer, chemo and no hair, and now as the gray intertwines with it all I am a natural strawberry blond - just don't look too close.

Think you worked a bit faster than I did Terry - I am years away from GREAT GRAM -my oldest grandchild is but 8.  I can wait!

I'm out of here - for now

Judy