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Where are my Flirty Thirties?

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Tiffykins    672

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I recall my mother ironing my dad's western shirts with the little patterns, triangle pockets, and pearl snaps! ! ! Guess what I saw as the featured items for men at Old Navy this last week? ? ?

You got it:

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I shuttered a little! ! !

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DougNichols    124

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I'm flirty and I look 35. Does that count? :tongue_smilie:

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Globetrotter    1,340

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I'm flirty and I look 35. Does that count? :)

Sorry kid, if you're not in yo thirties, you just don't know!:001_smile: If you weren't old enough to Celebrate the millenium, be on your way! A friend of mine who is a few years older once told me this decade was called the "dirty thirties" I didn't get what she meant till I passed through the gates. As a woman, your thirties are somethin' else entirely!!

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Tiffykins    672

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As a woman, your thirties are somethin' else entirely!!

Amen ! ! ! I thought marrying a guy 6 years my junior would be a good balance. Ummm, yeah not so much. He can't keep up, he just looks at me mid-week like "really honey?" ha ha ha.

It's not just his age, it's his job, demanding schedule, and crazy hours on call.

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lamsunshine    2

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I'm 38, and I have a daughter that is 15, and believe this her favorite band who she is in love with is Hanson. lol I think it is like so funny. I also understand about the certain styles coming back. I tell my daughter I should of saved all my clothes from high school, because they would of been in style today.

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Globetrotter    1,340

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I actually did save some clothes from high school. Apparently kilts are coming back in a big way for fall and I have a cute one from back then, I'm not saying I would actually wear it but it will be a great goal outfit to be able to fit into something from HS!!

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DougNichols    124

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Sorry kid, if you're not in yo thirties, you just don't know!:w00t:

I'm 41, baby. :thumbup:

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Filosophia Scandinavia    1

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I am 36 now, turning 37 in a month - also having the sleeve in a month!

Most of my late twenties and my thirties, I have been overweight.

With some great weightloss - gained it all back.

But I got a taste of all the flirt, I have missed.

I hope it is not too late to have a little flirt.

I think I have waisted so many years on being overweight - hoping to have some time to flirt and taste some good life next year, when I have lost some weight.

Me and my boyfriend is moving apart in a week. It has nothing to do with my sleeve getting done. But inside it helps me to cope - I will find someone else.

I would find someone, even if I do not have the operation. But statistically, I will have more men to choose from, I think, when I reach the normal weight-area.

I hope I will not go crazy in men. That I will take it easy - I will really be carefull. Everytime I lost the weight, I got so much attention, that it was almost too much. I need to handle this. Still hope that there will be some dating and fun. Inside I feel like 25

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Cleosan52    6

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35 here! and getting sleeved tomorrow. I actually saw pegged jeans at the mall and about fell over. I'm class of 93 and my goal is to get back to that weight.

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FlyGirl    18

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I'm 32 also, class of 96 baby!! I miss my doc martins, my Green Day & Bush t-shirts and pink stripes in my hair! lol

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Globetrotter    1,340

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I'm 32 also, class of 96 baby!! I miss my doc martins, my Green Day & Bush t-shirts and pink stripes in my hair! lol

Bush!! Gavin Rossdale was/is SO hot! Remember him singing "glycerine" in the rain at some MTV concert, ooooh! Let us not forget Wheezer of course! If it was hair dye, it was all about Manic Panic!

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FlyGirl    18

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Bush!! Gavin Rossdale was/is SO hot! Remember him singing "glycerine" in the rain at some MTV concert, ooooh! Let us not forget Wheezer of course! If it was hair dye, it was all about Manic Panic!

I still love Weezer! About 9 years ago I went to a Bush concert in Myrtle Beach... Well after the concert we waited outside to get Gavin's autograph, not only did I get that but I also got to kiss him on the cheek! I just about died! LOL

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