Aunty Acid by Ged Backland for August 06, 2020

Well said…………

I’ll make sure my grandchildren believe in that (when I have them)!

The way I heard it is, “We don’t stop playing because we get old we grow old because we stopped playing.”

My sister knows me well, she gave me a T-shirt and a refrigerator magnet that say the same thing, “Growing old is mandatory. Growing up is optional.”

My wife says that I have no inner child. It’s all on the surface and that I never had a second childhood because I never got out of my first.

There is a big difference between being child-like and childish.

I am a Child of God with the emphasis on “Child.”

As I child, I used to play until the street lights came on and I was called home. As an adult, I intend to do the same thing.

I never stopped having pun.

LUV THE COLORs TODAY!

You’re going to live forever, Aunty. Of course, you’re burning the candles of others …

Aunty, you and I are alike in that respect. We certainly grew old, but not up.

Fully agree with Aunty. First digit of my age is 7 & still having lots of fun. In fact, more free time means more fun.

I’m still a 16 year old rebel – locked in an almost 72 year old body – still wear black leather jackets, too. Life is far too short not to have joy, laughter and fun.

Having fun is one time, but doing the things I did as a teenager ain’t gonna happen.

“How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you were?” Satchel Paige