Transitions
Blog Post by B. Lynn Goodwin - Sep.15.2010 - 5:43 pm
As I paid for a movie ticket a few months ago, the twenty-something ticket taker asked, "Are you an adult?"
My first thought was that I have been an adult for many years, but before I opened my mouth, I realized she was asking if I am an adult or a senior. Senior: over 55, over 60, over 62, over 65. The definition is as fluid as the dreams of those who fit the demographic. The gray in my hair is real. So are the aches in my joints. But in my head I'm still 13 and waiting to see who I'll be when I grow up. My emotional transition cannot see the physical one.
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B. Lynn Goodwin is a freelance writer, editor, teacher, former caregiver, and the author of You Want Me To Do What? – Journaling for Caregivers (Tate Publishing). She is published in Voices of Caregivers; Hip Mama; the Oakland Tribune; the Contra Costa Times...
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Are you an adult? What a great question! I have no grey, not by design but by genes, so I always have to say I'm a senior. Now, I'll say, "I'm not an adult, I'm a senior!" Thanks for the great blog.
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Just found your very kind comments about my blog post on the subject of Transitions. Thanks!
Lynn
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