So. I'm thirty.
Not much of a change from twenty-nine. That's the blessing of being born middle aged, I suppose, though I did bounce around on Wednesday, threatening to live up the final hours of my impetuous youth by getting a tattoo, quitting my job and chunking the mortgage to live as an olive farmer on some Greek island.
And then I ran out of time and entered the fourth decade tattoo free and still gainfully employed in Albuquerque.
If thirty is even half as fun as twenty-nine was, it's going to be sincerely awesome.
Not much of a change from twenty-nine. That's the blessing of being born middle aged, I suppose, though I did bounce around on Wednesday, threatening to live up the final hours of my impetuous youth by getting a tattoo, quitting my job and chunking the mortgage to live as an olive farmer on some Greek island.
And then I ran out of time and entered the fourth decade tattoo free and still gainfully employed in Albuquerque.
If thirty is even half as fun as twenty-nine was, it's going to be sincerely awesome.
2 Comments:
I'm glad that you're being positive about this. There are so many people that act like their life is over when they turn 30. My friend was moaning on her birthday last week that she was turning 27. :p
I'm 33. It just keeps getting better.
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