Flo and Friends by Jenny Campbell for January 07, 2025

and ironically I wear XXXL

Oh please, I’m turning 87. You really want to be depressed!

There’s a proverb, I believe it’s French; “Forty is the old age of youth. Fifty is the youth of old age.” Being 69-1/4, I concur. Things didn’t start going awry until I was 55 & after 65 the increase in things changing is getting to feel exponential!

I’m 70 on the outside, but these days I feel very young on the inside!

You can’t be XXIX forever. Now, get your toga on and party!

This seems outdated. I had 2 under 2 when I turned 40. And looking at pics from then, I looked like a kid myself.

Winnie can you give Treggie a new hair style please.

Hmmm, how MANY times has she turned 40 ?

So the kid thinks you excel. What’s wrong with that?

Ironically, when you turn 50 you go from XL to L. I wish my pant size did that.