Years ago, when I'd get scrapes and scratches they'd heal beautifully, leaving no sign that there was ever an injury.
Now I scar like crazy, collecting little white or pink lines for even small scratches.
I think I'm getting older.
Now I scar like crazy, collecting little white or pink lines for even small scratches.
I think I'm getting older.
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Also, I still have a cat. And I will still be stupid enough to test reaction times with him during play. And I will always lose. I need gloves.
I too have a cat. I think I know EXACTLY what you mean. :-)
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(why is my mom laughing...?)
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I'll never forget the first time Meredith got a bruise. She was four months old; I'd propped her in a chair at the haircutting place while I got out my checkbook, and she fell over sideways and bumped her forehead on the arm of the chair. I was devastated -- I'd allowed my baby to get hurt! But I was astounded at how fast it healed -- almost at a visible rate! By the time we got home it was looking better, and by the next morning it was totally gone!
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Time to get all the surgeries I will ever want NOW rather than LATER. ;-)
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On the other hand, no surgery is better than surgery when you're younger. If there's any possibility of treating the problems short of surgery, it's usually better to try those first. You're still young, you have plenty of time! (Ack! Did I really say that? =wail= I'm really getting old! =sob=)
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On the other hand, no surgery is better than surgery when you're younger.
Of course. But anything I'm going to NEED, I would be better off to need NOW. ;-)
You're still young, you have plenty of time!
I'm still young enough to be impatient, too! Unless the goal is to get everything fixed perfectly the day before I fall into my grave. Then, yeah, hopefully I have loads of time.
Ack! Did I really say that?
We confuse wisdom with age. Those were wise words, but they don't hafta make you old. :-)