On 22/05/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Thank you. It's just weird when I look in the mirror or see a photo > > of myself--I don't look like I feel inside....I see my mother and I > > feel younger than that. I wonder if we all feel that way right to the > > end......
Yup....you do. If you're young at heart. My Amma always thought all the new trends and styles were exciting....she didn't like them all, but everything was interesting to her. She didn't have the greatest health (botched hip operation)...but she never complained a minute. One thing I noticed about my Amma was that she always had younger friends...very much younger. She had the old standbys too...but it always seemed there was some young woman or another over there for tea... That interests me, now that I look back on that... She was a brave soul, and always made her voice and vote count. I remember once I came in after school, and she was on the phone and said to me "Youl have to wait a few minutes for your snack, I'm on the phone with the Premier"....(to you US folk, that's like talking to your governor).. Something bothered her, so she gave a ring and phoned him...AND got through. Anyway, both her and my mother have said to me that they couldn't believe they were as old as they were because they still felt young inside... Wanda
