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How old would you be if you didn’t know
how old you are? – Satchel Paige
how old you are? – Satchel Paige
Pick a number
Published by Christine Macdonald
About Christine Macdonald Christine Macdonald is a Los Angeles based author from the island of O’ahu. Through her writing she uses her voice, a unique blend of cutting truth and self-deprecating humor to inspire others to release their shame and tell their story. She is public about her struggles with clinical depression and PTSD from childhood abuse. Her forthcoming book of essays about surviving addiction and a career in the sex industry will be published in 2020. For more on Christine’s remarkable story visit her website www.poletosoul.com. View all posts by Christine Macdonald
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Just stopping by from SITS to wish you a very happy SITS Saturday Sharefest! Have a great weekend!
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The age I am now. I love this me.
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I think 17 years old with the mind of a 30-something would be nice!Secretia
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74. In fact, I can't wait until I am 74. They say it's the happiest age.
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I love the pictures you post with your blogs. The picture above takes me back to my earliest school days, in the early fifties (yes, I'm that old). That is exactly what little girls looked like then!Melissa XX
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Seven… almost eight. For a multitude of reasons too long to list here. May be worth a post some day.
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What a mindf*ck!I have absolutely no idea!
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Wow! Love all these. Thanks for commenting. 🙂 The question is asked to help us realize our inner spirit – do we feel younger than we are? Are we older health-wise than our years? It's an interesting question and I love the feedback. My own answer would be: I feel older than my 41 years right now. I need to be more active and play more. A work in progress, I am! Keep 'em coming, people! xxoo
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I'm with you, Christine. I feel 55 when I'm really 45. Gonna work on that!
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26 …. old enough to know better.. young enough to not care… 7 years younger than I am.
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21!
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I always thought I stopped mentally aging at 18… Until our dance class became 50% 30+ers and 50% 18 year olds. Now I don't know (and feel old..) :)Stace
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young enough and old enough, that's how 🙂
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36 seems like a good age. When I actually was 36 I was in the middle of being a mom. Right in the busy-years.It would be interesting to be 36 now without that – not without my girls, but without the busyness. Not old, but not young.
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Love these! We are always 'old' to some and 'young' to others. I love thinking – how do I actually feel?
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27 fer sure!
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I think I stopped maturing at 25. So I'm sticking with that.
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I would be 5. Seriously, I do not have a filter on this mouth of mine. Plus, I like to belch out loud in front of my friends.
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I'd probably have to say 25. Then I could get a re-do on that whole stupid marriage thing and just NOT do it!!
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What an awesome thought. My best friend would probably say I'd be 45. I'd go for 21. Really I'm 29.*Plentymorefishoutofwater – One Man's Dating Diary*
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40. Old enough to know better but young enough to still enjoy it.
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How could I have missed this post!?!? I absolutely LOVE this… LOVE, I say. I would have to say the age I am now…for the most part anyway. Somedays, when I down on the floor with Trinity I remember what it felt like to be her age. Not much about my spirit has changed, I just crack and groan more getting back up. LOL Did I mention how much I LOVE this post??? LOL
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