In my teens I was invincible.....nothing could bother or harm me...Every day was a new adventure waiting to be discovered.
In my twenties to forties I was to busy building my career and making my mark on the world at large.
I had no time to worry about small unimportant issues. The only thing I really was concerned with was
where we were going to spend our vacation and just how many different golf courses could I play in a
week.
Then in my fifties something happened....something I can't explain or even say I was aware of that it
was happening to me. I begin to become annoyed by the smallest of issues and people who displayed
traits of total stupidity and lack of common sense. I discovered that I had no time for these people
and no longer cared about helping them with their cognitive behavior.
I could still be civil in my dealing and contact with these people but really felt put upon to have to
endure such activity.
Now in my sixties ...........I really thought I would become wiser and have an abundance of patience but I
have discovered two things.......
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ReplyDeleteYou are right! After retirement, no patience is needed, because you just don't give a shit any longer. :)
Whit...it's been a hard week....lol
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