I don't like to tell people how old I really am. I usually tell people I am 35 (I am not by the way). One of my best friends found out how old I really am and couldn't believe that I had fooled her so long and that I was only a year younger than she. But people believe me when I say that age. Probably because I look young, I have protected my skin since I was 16 not tanning, smoking or drinking - well not too much :-). At some point I plan on having a face lift. I don't have a lot of wrinkles yet but can definitely see the sagging of skin. But that I hope is at least 10-15 years away.

I'm 32 years old. :D

I guess I am your DH's idea of who should quilt. I started quilting at the ripe of old age of 63,,, two years ago. Why didn't I start sooner? Three kids, teaching full time, and trying to keep the house in order. Regardless, quilters come in all ages and sizes...I was just a slow starter.... proud to be a quilter now!

I'm 65...66 in January. Have been happily married for 44.5 years. We hold the record in my family. Just retired backwards... to Michigan from Florida!

I'm 43 (I always have to do the math to remember)

I am 45 (how did that happen?), and I am at one of the happiest points of my life.

I keep looking at my classmates and wondering why they all look so old! LOL I guess I must to but I sure don't feel like it.

I remember looking at my mom at this age and thinking that she looked so much older than I did - yikes.

Wow - there sure are a lot of young chicks on here. I'm 78 an still learning. Have only been working with quilts off and on for a couple of years and I love it.
I love all of you 'young-uns' on here. You are still making memories.

Will be 49 tomorrow. Can't help wondering where the years went?!!?

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I'm 62 and enjoying life so much!! I encourage you to see the humor in your life at every age. Laugh,laugh, laugh. Don't sweat the small stuff.. and it's all small stuff.
Life is short so fill it with love and fun.