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Pandoortje said:
Sounds like you have the perfect BF, so if he presents to be interested that's okay, right? I think so anyway. If the most of your charms are gifts from him, that sounds really sweet :smile1:
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Thanks! No boyfriend, I am married. He is sweet almost all of the time. :smile1:

Absolutely okay that he pretends. He is happy for me, but I know it is girly stuff, lol! I can't expect him to get excited about some charms-that's what I have you ladies for!! ;)

Oh, and I tried to watch your video, but I can't download the program to let me watch it because of my operating system. Bummer!
 
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sanibelle said:
Thanks! No boyfriend, I am married. He is sweet almost all of the time. :smile1:

Absolutely okay that he pretends. He is happy for me, but I know it is girly stuff, lol! I can't expect him to get excited about some charms-that's what I have you ladies for!! ;)

Oh, and I tried to watch your video, but I can't download the program to let me watch it because of my operating system. Bummer!
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Oh, your married. Sorry, I thought you wrote about your boyfriend somewhere. But rembered wrong. I'm married too. 17 years next month, I met my husband 20 years ago next week. That's over half of my life, since I'm 36 now. Arghhh, I feel old now...:faint:

Anyway: thanks for trying to watch the program, too bad that you couldn't see it. :search:It really doesn't matter, it's just about 15 seconds.
 
#7,068
Pandoortje said:
Oh, your married. Sorry, I thought you wrote about your boyfriend somewhere. But rembered wrong. I'm married too. 17 years next month, I met my husband 20 years ago next week. That's over half of my life, since I'm 36 now. Arghhh, I feel old now...:faint:

Anyway: thanks for trying to watch the program, too bad that you couldn't see it. :search:It really doesn't matter, it's just about 15 seconds.
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I hear ya! ;) I'm 35 years old, married for 13 years and know him 14 years now! I find it especially difficult if you see after a longer time your friends kids and their getting their drivers license. Last thing you remember when those kids had their first day in kindergarten! :S
 
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DaniHutch said:
I hear ya! ;) I'm 35 years old, married for 13 years and know him 14 years now! I find it especially difficult if you see after a longer time your friends kids and their getting their drivers license. Last thing you remember when those kids had their first day in kindergarten! :S
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Yes, there are loads of things that remind me of 'aging'. For example: my oldest son is the same hight as I am now, I 'have' to dey my hair now, instead of 'want' to dey (or else grey hairs keep popping up), the younger people I work with keep calling me Mrs.
and I hate that. And as my age goes up, my eye-sight goes down (and so do the boobs) ;) :p
 
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Pandoortje said:
Yes, there are loads of things that remind me of 'aging'. For example: my oldest son is the same hight as I am now, I 'have' to dey my hair now, instead of 'want' to dey (or else grey hairs keep popping up), the younger people I work with keep calling me Mrs.
and I hate that. And as my age goes up, my eye-sight goes down (and so do the boobs) ;) :p
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LOL I'm still young but I've always been mistaken for older. When I was 16 some guy thought my brothers, 5 and 11 were my children!! I never minded until recently. I'm 24 and I was helping a customer who was about my age. She was on the phone and she tells the person she's talk to "I was just talking to the lady helping me" and it made me feel so OLD! I'm used to being called "young lady" but never just "lady" lol I refer to my female peers as girl, gal, and the like... you know? Never lady!! :p
 
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Pandoortje said:
Yes, there are loads of things that remind me of 'aging'. For example: my oldest son is the same hight as I am now, I 'have' to dey my hair now, instead of 'want' to dey (or else grey hairs keep popping up), the younger people I work with keep calling me Mrs.
and I hate that. And as my age goes up, my eye-sight goes down (and so do the boobs) ;) :p
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LOL! Yeah, the boobs, don't want to think about that! This year, especially, I have to wear glasses to know whats going on with TV guide! I just can't read it anymore without them!
 
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Pandoortje said:
Oh, your married. Sorry, I thought you wrote about your boyfriend somewhere. But rembered wrong. I'm married too. 17 years next month, I met my husband 20 years ago next week. That's over half of my life, since I'm 36 now. Arghhh, I feel old now...:faint:

Anyway: thanks for trying to watch the program, too bad that you couldn't see it. :search:It really doesn't matter, it's just about 15 seconds.
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Wow, I thought I got married quite young, but Sandra you got married at age 19! I am so behind!
 
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DaniHutch said:
I hear ya! ;) I'm 35 years old, married for 13 years and know him 14 years now! I find it especially difficult if you see after a longer time your friends kids and their getting their drivers license. Last thing you remember when those kids had their first day in kindergarten! :S
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Oh, totally understand this! I was at my friends' girl's christening when she was 3 months old, saw her a few days ago and she's already 10! I am 10 years older now, I just do not feel it!
 
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Pandoortje said:
Yes, there are loads of things that remind me of 'aging'. For example: my oldest son is the same hight as I am now, I 'have' to dey my hair now, instead of 'want' to dey (or else grey hairs keep popping up), the younger people I work with keep calling me Mrs.
and I hate that. And as my age goes up, my eye-sight goes down (and so do the boobs) ;) :p
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Don't worry about the aging part, as long as we have a young heart, we are young!
 
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vannarene said:
LOL I'm still young but I've always been mistaken for older. When I was 16 some guy thought my brothers, 5 and 11 were my children!! I never minded until recently. I'm 24 and I was helping a customer who was about my age. She was on the phone and she tells the person she's talk to "I was just talking to the lady helping me" and it made me feel so OLD! I'm used to being called "young lady" but never just "lady" lol I refer to my female peers as girl, gal, and the like... you know? Never lady!! :p
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I guess your customer was just trying to be polite? Of course it could be nice to add a "young" in front! I do hate people calling others man or woman though, so rude and careless!
 
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Pandoortje said:
Yes, there are loads of things that remind me of 'aging'. For example: my oldest son is the same hight as I am now, I 'have' to dey my hair now, instead of 'want' to dey (or else grey hairs keep popping up), the younger people I work with keep calling me Mrs.
and I hate that. And as my age goes up, my eye-sight goes down (and so do the boobs) ;) :p
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LOL! I'm over 50 and have lost 100 pounds in the last couple years. Boobs are WAY down. :roflmfao:
 
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Trying again here to post some pictures, hope it works this time!
My first bracelet:
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