Interestingly my vision seems to be improving recently. The vision test to get a PA drivers license is little more than testing that you have eyes and they at least kinda-sorta work, but before I left the UK I stopped wearing glasses to drive because I didn't need them any more. That said my hair is getting larger grey patches in it these days. I'm not thrilled about that
I wish. I remember when I turned 30 back in 2001. I thought, "Oh, man. I'm not in my 20's anymore. I'm 30. I'm old now." I'd love to be 30 again. LOL!
My hair is thinning a little on top, but I'm not bald, and I do have a little gray in a few places but I mostly still have my brunette hair. Overall, other than a little bit of a spare tire going on in my midsection, I don't look too bad for my age, I suppose.
I think we should all show a little sensitivity to our friend Seeking and his newly discovered requirements where print size is concerned. We can use the small print to talk about him
Me too. I'll be 46 on Sunday. I've got some gray sprinkled in. No patches of it. Slight thinning. Most people my age would consider it a full head of hair. Spare tire but I've lost 25# since Thanksgiving. You kg people can calculate that on your own. Seeking is a great guy - other than his poaching addiction.
When you read in your paper or hear on your TV and know all the names that have been died that day, ONLY THEN YOU ARE OLD
Except stones aren't usually quoted like that. A stone is 14lb so we'd say a 1st 11lb or, more likely, "a stone and a half" or "nearly two stone" depending on how we wanted to come across. Weight gained would be "a stone and a half", weight lost would be "just shy of two stone"
An easy way to find out if you're old is to fall over in front of lots of people. If they laugh, you're young. If they look worried and run to see if you need help, you're old. Another good way is to go to a museum and see how many people look through the guide trying to figure out what you are.
Did you know, that if you go to some historical, tourist spot, and start talking about things as if you know about them, people will start following you around.