Thursday, March 22, 2018

Greetings Laff Lovers,

I think I have finally figured out what "middle-aged" means. Some people will tell you that middle-age is when you hit 45. Others will say it's when your sex drive finally starts to flag, or when your hormones start to drop off, or when you start referring to anyone under 30 as "those damn kids".

But I have realized that my middle-age is upon me because I suddenly seem to spend a lot more time thinking about the past than the future.

It used to be I was constantly looking ahead, planning, dreaming, anticipating. I had so many goals to achieve and inexhaustible ambition to do it with.

These days all I ever think about is what my life would have been like if I had run away with that stripper I went out with when I was 21.

That's normal, right?

Reflectingly,

TZ

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"No sir, He went with Mom and Dad."

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