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[honeybun]

That's the trouble with the written word. It can be very static and without facial expressions can be misconstrued.
I did understand why SL asked the question though and was justified in doing so. and also why she felt angry.

Anyway.....it is said that the first person to live to 150 has already been born. Now that would be something. Think of the changes that person will see in a lifetime. Makes my brain hurt just thinking of it.


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[Millykin]

Oh to know you would live to 150 would be amazing! The things you would witness as the world evolves, it would certainly tame the peri meno health anxiety
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[CLKD]

150  ………… that would give me plenty of time to practice being grumpy and difficult then 

People do get into habits of being miserable.  I had habits which new friends pointed out to me as I had no idea how I came/come across to others  ……… perhaps being miserable keeps some people 'going' keeps their brain active in finding things to be miserable about 

Honeybun - I wonder if you were a fly on the wall how your Mum would 'come over' to others who visit, even to your sister ………..  ………

[Joyce]

No matter how long I live, I don't think I'll ever see my daughter married. Son maybe. I do have two great granddaughters though.  So long as we all stay healthy for as long as possible ladies.

[honeybun]

My mother can be the sweetest old lady......ummm 


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[CLKD]

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