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Thursday, October 11, 2007

Okay, its really late this time...

(THIS PHOTO IS NOT OF THE REAL PERSON, ITS SIMPLY FOR CREATIVE PURPOSES)
Its almost 2am. Just wanted to check in real quick to say hello. Today was a good day again. Uneventful though. Remember that receptionist from my job that I blogged about last year? If not, then you need to catch up. Go back and read my old stuff.

Well, she is an extraordinary person. She is 90 now and she is very energetic and all there.

I think old people are disrespected and discriminated against so much that its so normal to make jokes about them. I don't think its right. She is a prime example that stereotypes about elder people are just that...just stereotypes and nothing more.

Why do people make fun of old people? We are all headed in that direction. Why are people so hesitant to say there real ages. I see it all the time on myspace, etc when people hide their real ages, etc. Why?

With all this stuff about 30s being the new 20s and 60s being the new 40s, you'd think we'd be over this by now. I mean do you rather die young or grow old?

People need to grow up. Whenever I tell people I'm 30 they always say "you look 23" or something of that nature as if looking 23 is the pinnacle of living. Have you seen what 30 looks like now?

Look at Cameron Diaz, JLo, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Aniston, Gabrielle Union...hell I'd rather look like these ladies in their 30s than most 20 somethings I see nowadays.

But I love you 20somethings out there...don't get me wrong...just grow up.

until then...

(maybe I'm not having a good day afterall...im sleepy ya'll...g'nite)

2 comments:

  1. Hi I just wanted to tell you as a fellow shy black woman nearing her 30s, your blog as really encouraged and inspired me. I swear a lot of your post leaving me wondering if your reading my mind.

    Anyway just wanted to see hi and thanks.

    By the way I fully agree with this post (of course!) The women mentioned actually make me less afraid of my 30s
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  2. Thank you, Thia!!! I use to think I was the only one who felt this way. I know the statistics about billions of Americans suffering from anxiety but I just thought no one felt it like me. I'm glad you realize you are not alone in this struggle. I will continue to be as honest as possible about what I'm going through so that I can continue to connect and relate to people like you. Thank you!!
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