Weebles wooble, but they don't fall down. |
Wikipedia describes the reason they don't fall down is a weighted bottom. I have a very weighty bottom and I still fall down. I haven't this week, fallen down that is. I've been stumbling and tripping over imaginary tufts of carpet. Before y'all start worrying, it's because I got new shoes and the soles are thicker. I just have to adjust raising my foot a 1/4 inch higher with each step.
But talking about regression, how about toileting...
Or eating...
How much difference is there between this
and this?
I mean besides the flavoring.
Young at heart and dependent in body. The more we age --the more we regress. My father had the right idea when he started counting backwards at 50. Now, he's in a stroller and a crib again (wheelchair and bed rails) as he calls them.Life goes full circle. Enjoy it while you can.
Getting old isn't for sissies. You ain't no sissy, Jo. ;-)
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Scary how we start and end the same...
ReplyDeleteI know how a difference of even one-quarter of an inch can make me stub my toes. Hang in there. It is frustrating while the brain learns to change the instructions it sends and muscles get stronger.
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