Senior Citizens (Old timers) When you get out of the bath and look at yourself in the mirror do you think?

I still have to laugh at myself gravity can be cruel

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i think of the varieties from the 30’s are funnier. yet from the forties i discover maximum varieties have been un- flattering. women human beings wore shoulder pads and it made them extra squared off and not very female. Then matching their attire and skirts with the cloddy shoes that have been cumbersome or extensive, made an ungainly seem to me. this form of great sort of of the shoes have been open toed for the ladies, with short stocky heels. The few hats i’ve got considered worn interior the forties have been very unusual. or possibly futuristic is a extra proper word. the only time I see a hat worn now, is that if it fairly is a baseball style of cap, or a iciness knit it fairly is pulled down. No stylish summer time or spring hats. consistent with danger somebody will convey sailor hats back. Then the two adult males and girls can positioned on them.

I have not had a bath for over 20 years. I only have a shower. I look in the mirror and see my Mum when she was my age.

I’m proud of my body. It may not look like it did when I was 20, but all the scars, wrinkles, and saggy parts, are a testament to a life well-lived, and a lot of hardships that have been overcome.

I dont have a bath,but when I look at my self I wonder how I can be so cute at 66! Its a life of looking after myself.No drink or smoking. I am always taking photos of my self (some nude) just to admire myself.

Nope, I realize the changes that come with a long life! Besides that, my mirror is steamed up, and if it weren’t, I couldn’t really see my image anyway.

There are some things a wise person keeps to themselves. But I will tell you this. When I talk to Jesus, I thank him saying, “For I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Wonderful are Your works, And my soul knows it very well.”

I had my day in the sun and I still wouldn’t trade bodies with a lot people younger than I am, so the glass is half full, sonny boy.

I’m still beautiful. I’ve learned a lots of lessons. My wrinkles don’t bother me or sagging you know where. I love each day of life and Cherish all the love grandpa has for me. I pray we don’t have to much pain. And thank god for all those kids, we had and our grand kids. And don’t forget those great grand kids. The love and happiness they give us is worth all the wrinkles, sagging and flabby fat. Just a process of life. Grandma Sue married 47

No, I think still got it going on girl…

Yoga daily and 30 plus years of hard core exercise help, of course I turn to my side before peeking and half way close my eyes.

I am very choosy as to which mirror I look in, but truthfully no I don’t.

Life is too short for defeat to rear its ugly head!.