by Tonia
“I'm
sixty years of age. That's 16 Celsius.” - George Carlin

I’ve decided that by 60 years of age most
of us have accumulated evidence of our longevity, as evidenced by:
(1) Either a bathing suit or a pair of
shorts that should no longer be seen in public (Rachel and Anna remind me that I
have BOTH)
(2) Enough styles of Spanx to cover any
body part in crisis mode
(3) A cabinet full
of unsuccessful creams, scrubs, lotions and ointments for wrinkles, dark puffy
circles, and cellulite
(4) Another cabinet full of supplements for
thinning hair, hormone replacement, and memory loss
(5) Broken
capillaries from rigorous, over-the-top, bring-back-my-youth-NOW exfoliation
(6) Abundant gray hairs from all the toddler
tantrums, adolescent arguments, and grown children’s bad decisions
(7) Voluminous tubs of Christmas
decorations (which, by the way, procreate during summer months)

(9) Some kind of information / directions
for after death (i.e. who the children’s REAL father is, who NOT to invite to
the funeral, etc)
What kind of party is the Queen of Parties
going to have for her 60th birthday? Stay tuned. TBA. In the meanwhile, for
your next girlfriends’ get together, serve martinis and create an ANTI-Bucket List – what
I DON’T have to do before I die!
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