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Posted about 1 year ago I will be turning 40 this year along with some friends I went to Junior High and High School with and a couple of "newer" friends, we are planning a trip to Arizona. I definitely need a vacation and what better time when I'm turing 40 to realize how Fabulous being 40 is going to be :). |
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| Posted about 1 year ago I turned 40 this year too! It is fabulous! Ann M. Evanston, MA CEO Zena Enterprises
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| Posted about 1 year ago I will be 40 in September....I feel like I'm 25! I can remember oh too well when I was 25 and thinking that 40 was way old! LOL I don't know what my plans are going to be just yet....maybe a girls trip to Vegas??? Anyone in? That's ALWAYS fun.=) |
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| Posted about 1 year ago I'm turning 30 in a couple weeks. I feel like I just became an adult. I really believe in the new 'extended adolescence', 'middleescence", oddesy years stage of development that seems to have emerged in America. Where one finds themself and then becomes an adult. |
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| Posted about 1 year ago Bette Midler was on Oprah the other day and she said her 50's were the best years ever. . . something to look forward to! |
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| Posted about 1 year ago I am 45, and it is just as fabulous as 40. Age is just a number. You are as young as you feel. If you are happy with your life, then age will not matter. Enjoy! |
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| Posted about 1 year ago I am 22, and I already feel 40. Hopefully I'll invert, and feel 25 when I'm 40, too. Not 70. We'll see how it goes, I guess! |
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| Posted about 1 year ago I made a New Years Resolution to wear sunscreen everyday. Has anyone done this and noticed results in comparison with women who haven't worn it over the years?
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| Posted about 1 year ago You know what they say... the 40s are the new 20s (or something like that...) I turned 40 last August and I love it...started doing Bikram Yoga and I feel younger than ever. There is a certain freedom and pride to being 40! Cheers! |
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| Posted about 1 year ago Ladies !!! I have stopped remembering my age, ever since my 25th birthday. Honestly, I have to calculate whenever I am asked. Really, time goes fast when you are having a good time and not even started to party.(LOL) |
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| Posted about 1 year ago I do not often worry about the "number" of my age....I feel great about being 41...and never worried about turning 30, 40...and prob will not care about 50, 60 either! :-) |
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| Posted 8 months ago I only wish I could 40 again!! But then having all the years to go through, I don't think so I'm going to be 58 and I'm still kicking . And I work in a factory. Cheri |
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| Posted 8 months ago First I want to say Happy Birthday.. I also heard that the 40's are the new 20's.. I am in my twenties and I say have fun.. I always have fun. I through a friend a surprise party fir 25th b-day. I seen the most awesome candle so I had to get it for her..It was a grave stone that said over the hill and played the music. dun dun dund dund. Well I am not sure if I spelt the tune right. Either way I am sure you know what I meant. She is not over the hill and neither are you.. Just remember how stella got her groove back.. Enjoy your b-day!!!!!!!!!!!1 |
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| Posted 8 months ago Iam gonna b a 26 in july and i really cannot feel tht am going to b aged now. i still looks like a19 or 20 age girl. thts really makes me excited one of the best factor of our hidden age is wrinkles, if we cares for our wrinkles so v seems young but if v don't so v r aged as 40's............. |
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| Posted 7 months ago No matter how many masks, creams and spas you use wrinkles will eventually show when age is advanced enough. I have seen vibrant, beautiful ladies with crow's feet and smile lines. They are happy, humorous and constantly busy, doing for others. I know one who is married to a man 10 years younger - they couldn't be happier. I have known this relationship when they were still dating and getting to know each other.The West has such an over-obssesion with age and beauty. It truly sad. |
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| Posted 7 months ago
Turning fourty wasnt so great for me because I caught the flu along with Bronchitis. It really sucked. I kinda took it as me being really depressed cause I was out of work for a week. I don't ever get sick either. It was aweful. I'm over it now and bck to work thank god! I guess I havnt realized I'm fourty yet. |
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| Posted 7 months ago
Turning fourty wasnt so great for me because I caught the flu along with Bronchitis. It really sucked. I kinda took it as me being really depressed cause I was out of work for a week. I don't ever get sick either. It was aweful. I'm over it now and bck to work thank god! I guess I havnt realized I'm fourty yet. |
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| Posted 4 months ago For all of you out there turning 40 or older, I discovered a wonderful magazine a couple of years ago. I'll be turning 45 this year and I love the magazine "More". It's geared toward women 40 and over. The first one I picked up had Susan Sarandon on the cover and I've been hooked and a subscriber ever since. The only drawback is the clothes they feature. They must think all women over 40 are also rolling in money. Most outfits are very expensive for my budget. However, I still highly recommend this magazine. classicheidi |
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| Posted 4 months ago I just turned 40 this June. Let me tell you, you couldn't pay me to go back to my 20's. I feel like my life is finally going in the right direction and i'm much more positive and optimistic about things than i was when i was younger. I agree that the 40's are the new 20's. I think there's a book called "Smart cookies Don't Crumble" that says something about you're not really and adult until you reach your 30's and things have finally clicked in to place. I agree with that one too. |
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| Posted 2 months ago Sounds like a good plan. My life completely changed in my 40s and I am now much happier. I remarried the same week I turned 50 recently and am looking forward to another great decade. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago I say celebrate life no matter what age you are. With each decade comes new experiences and learnings and to be open & enthusiastic about what the future holds will make you young at heart. And, honestly what matters more than that?! I'm 38 and was very recently carded for a cocktail at a dinner with my hubby (who is actually 4 years younger than me). He was like, "what the heck?" And, I simply told him that all the stress someone carries with them every day is portrayed outwardly in their "perceived age". You just need to live each day to it's fullest! Check out my funny relationship blog: The Hubby Diaries
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Hi I'm new to this but I was interested in it because like many of you I have turned 40 this year Also.