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As Time Goes By
Posted On: 03/25/2013 13:34:11

This morning as I was getting ready to go to the store for a few items , I was doing a quick brush over of my silver tresses and thought...oh, my, time to call the hairdresser for an appointment. The ends are all frayed and sticking up and just not nice to look at. So, off to the supermarket I went and as I went in a little old lady passed me and went to the vegetable department and tried to get some sort of packaged lettuce from a hight shelf.  At once I noticed her hair and honestly...it looked like it hadn't even been brushed. So, as I often talk to myself I thought "oh brother, is that what my hair is coming to when I get her age?". I went over to where she was standing and told her I'd help her get the lettuce down. I jokingly told her it's usually me looking for help and I always seem to want items on the very top shelves. Of course I was just about her height 4'11" and didn't know why I thought I could get it down. In her hand she had something that was wrapped in plastic and was long and flat...a complete mystery to me... but I told her maybe that would help. It did and down came the package. She nicely thanked me and looked at me with a "look" on her face...."Alice ? " she asked. I kinda frowned and you know that feeling... I must know her but how??" It's me Audrey". OMG ..So this little old lady that I was helping and feeling sorry for was a gal that I went to school with. I apologized for not recognizing her but it had been some time since I last saw her....she and her hubby came to a reunion a couple of years ago.We kept bumping into each other while shopping and got caught up on some things. All I could think of was the initial impression when I first saw her and thought to myself (again) "I'll bet when she gets  back home she'd tell her hubby that she saw me and how old I looked. I'm calling the hair dresser in a minute or two. Wonder if I should get a "blue color job." Maybe it will enhance my appearance. Do they still do that? But then as everyone says age is just a number and all in all I guess I'm doing pretty good if I can still help someone in my age bracket. little old lady photo: sneeky little old lady old.jpg



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03/27/2013 13:02:58


sassy17561 wrote:


Loved your blog.  I have been there and done that and afterwards I wondered if I looked that old to them.  And the older I get the harder it is for me to remember people that I have not seen in some time.  When I stop and think of my kids age and my grandkids and great-grandkids ages it makes me realize that I am really getting old.


 photo thankYoucc.gifWe're only as old as we feel...some days can be worse than others. LOL.   Luv, Alice


 



03/26/2013 09:06:00


valentine wrote:




Naughty you.....that should teach you to always have kind thoughts.




We cannot all have natural beauty..and some of us are just luckier than others   





True enough.   A.



03/26/2013 09:03:52


Junie_PapaAllen wrote:


Loved your Blog! There are some of my school chums that look ninety!! People keep telling me I look younger than my husband who is 57. Well, freinds, in 4 months I'll 70!!!!




I do believe age is a state of mind. I did inherit very good genes. Both my parents looked much younger than they were until they started getting sick. And, too, a lot of it has to do with the fact Papa Allen keeps me laughing a lot. Laughter is a great healer!


  Yes it is..'specially if we can laugh at ourselves. Smileycons!



03/26/2013 09:01:49


oppsgal wrote:


I am 65 I dont think that is very old until one day my daughters birthday and I though oh my gosh she is going to be 46.  And I thought back to what I was doing at age 46 and it seemed to me that was just like yesterday... time flys.  LOL


   'Fraid so.   ;o(    A.



03/26/2013 08:59:39


sgrannylove wrote:


My kids keep teasing me Mom why don't you get married again? My question is there aren't any old men my age they They are all OLD.  


Smileycons!


   Love it !!Smileycons!



03/26/2013 08:46:40


salfordian2 wrote:


Ditto to Altara3's comment----lol----I've just had both my eyes fixed up and can now see clearly without specs--unfortunatly, every time I look in a mirror now I see my dad-----lol


Smileycons!      In that case it can't be too bad. LOL.



03/26/2013 08:32:58


kiwibarb wrote:


You're not alone Alice. At one of my class reunions I wondered who had brought that old lady with them, and at another I wondered who the old man with the walking stick was - I used to sit beside him in 1943, and he died a few months ago. I can't bear the thought that, to my classmates, I probably looked ancient too.


    It gets more scary every year. :o(



03/25/2013 21:58:40

Loved this! Thanks for sharing.



03/25/2013 18:31:28

I am 65 I dont think that is very old until one day my daughters birthday and I though oh my gosh she is going to be 46.  And I thought back to what I was doing at age 46 and it seemed to me that was just like yesterday... time flys.  LOL



03/25/2013 16:33:30

Loved your Blog! There are some of my school chums that look ninety!! People keep telling me I look younger than my husband who is 57. Well, freinds, in 4 months I'll 70!!!!


I do believe age is a state of mind. I did inherit very good genes. Both my parents looked much younger than they were until they started getting sick. And, too, a lot of it has to do with the fact Papa Allen keeps me laughing a lot. Laughter is a great healer!



03/25/2013 15:53:19


Naughty you.....that should teach you to always have kind thoughts.


We cannot all have natural beauty..and some of us are just luckier than others   




03/25/2013 15:50:58


nanzee6 wrote:


Hope you didn't get the blue color job. . . love and hugs, Nance


  Nah....   Luv, Me



03/25/2013 13:50:46

Hope you didn't get the blue color job. . . love and hugs, Nance




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