I am 60 and haven't grown up yet - so my wife keeps telling me.
I have the really annoying trait of being eternally optimistic and happy-go-lucky. I am fortunate that I work with children (mostly Primary school age) every day, I live in a forest and walk my dogs 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening and I play a few team sport…
I am 60 and haven't grown up yet - so my wife keeps telling me.
I have the really annoying trait of being eternally optimistic and happy-go-lucky. I am fortunate that I work with children (mostly Primary school age) every day, I live in a forest and walk my dogs 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening and I play a few team sports. In the UK we have something called Rabble, an organisation that sets up playground games - but for adults. It is truly awesome. One of my favourite quotes comes from Calvin & Hobbes 'Becoming an adult is probably the dumbest thing you could ever do!' Shannon, it's never too late to become young!
I am 60 and haven't grown up yet - so my wife keeps telling me.
I have the really annoying trait of being eternally optimistic and happy-go-lucky. I am fortunate that I work with children (mostly Primary school age) every day, I live in a forest and walk my dogs 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening and I play a few team sports. In the UK we have something called Rabble, an organisation that sets up playground games - but for adults. It is truly awesome. One of my favourite quotes comes from Calvin & Hobbes 'Becoming an adult is probably the dumbest thing you could ever do!' Shannon, it's never too late to become young!