... And whether we like it or not.
When you hear them on the radio talking about offering euthanasia to terminally ill kids, we should thank God for every wrinkle and age spot we've been given the chance to gain.
We should shut up about it. 
I'm counting my blessings most of the time, you're the one who's brought it up! 
Oh, use it absent!
It crops up all over the place, including on this website. Just think about it! (can't spell everything out)
Oh for goodness sake!
It was the latest competition thing on here that brought it on. (I'm trying hard to avoid getting banned again, for undermining subsidised threads. Make me spell it out why don't you)
There have been several recent threads about getting old, or older women's role models, as well as the wrinkly neck thread!
We do seem to be dwelling on it rather a bit...
I'm not bothered about wrinkles etc, and can even cope with my body's signs of cracking up, (78th birthday in 2 weeks.) But what bothers me more is my preoccupation with the past.
I'm obsessed with WW2
How do I learn to focus on plans for the future ? - taking into account shortage of funds.
I realise that many of you on here are youngsters in their 50s and 60s, Perhaps now the difference comes at age 70.
Sorry. I don't look at the competition threads. I thought I had missed something interesting. Clearly not. 
No. Not at all. I forgot your being on the other side of the world when I started the thread. Silly me!
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