Well, I guess I am the "old lady" in the group; I didn't start quilting until after I retired at age 60, but am addicted to it now.

Anyway, I will be 80 in September, am now living in a retirement facility and caregiver for a disabled husband. However, against our daughters' objections I brought most of my fabric and sewing supplies with me. We were able to get a small house with 2 large bedrooms, so I have my own sewing/computer room. (Sewing and my computer save my sanity--Now, if I can just learn to say "No" to sewing requests from family and friends who think I have nothing to do!)

Just don't tell anyone how much time I spend reading messages from this group.

71, this weekend if my 50th nursing school reunion!

Mums the word - Sh-sh-sh-sh...

50 and a guy

Ditto- exactly!

[quote=JulieR]I have a Peeps problem.

I'll be putting off my A1c for a little while.

[quote=SewMomma66]

oh goodness this made me laugh out loud!!!!
Mine would be I have an ice cream problem!

Glad to have all the guys and gals here :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Good thing quilting has no age or gender :wink: :wink: :wink:

All you need is needle, thread and material - guess that makes us materialistic :lol: :lol: :lol:

What a great way to make friends and share stories of the generations. :!: :!: :!:

55

I'm 47 and started quilting at 37.

56 here. I started quilting at 21. Does that count?