It is real.
It is true.
I am ....truly middle-aged.
This totally freaks me out in many ways.
I HAVE to wear glasses to read.
I can't lose weight, in spite of whole wheat fettucini and zero fat dressing and exercising 3X weekly.
I have wrinkles all over my face.
I don't qualify for the under 40 conferences for pastors and preaching women, even though I feel like I do.
I am too old to really entertain the thought of having a baby, even though some women at 44 successfully do.
It is real.
It is true.
I am...truly middle-aged.
oyooyoyoyoyoyo!!!!!
Liturgy w/communion for December 7, 2025 (Advent 2 - A)
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Texts: Isaiah 11:1-10; Psalm 72:1-7, 18-19; Romans 15:4-13; Matthew
3:1-12
*Call to Worship*
In this season of bumper to bumper stress,
with life more ...
4 days ago
7 comments:
I need glassed to read, and when I stop reading a book and look at the computer, I CAN'T focus for a while. (new thing)
I resonate with everything in your post.
Have mixed feelings about the power/limitations of middle age.
I'm looking forward to reading more.
Happy birthday!
Welcome from one Mass UCCer to another.
Peace,
Milton
I too have glasses etc- welcome to revgals
dancing with joy .. a fellow sista :)
Right there with you (though 46--doesn't that make you feel young?).
Hey, I am 68 and take off me glasses to read these days - so some things get better! Happy birthday, you are in the prime of your life.
w.
WHAT WRINKLES?
You do NOT have wrinkles.
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