am I missing something

[Guest guest]

First it was the jewellry I didn't understand...Now this

> in

>honour of my rather more matronly stature these days, I wore a pvc mini

skirt

>over my black underwear. Very useful to have slightly more clothing for

>smuggling props into the theatre under!

I am begining to think that something(s) in life have passed me by...

is this what everyone else was doing whilst I was the only girl in a class

of 52 at uni learning about the second law of thermodynamics (that's the

one that says that disorder always increases) and other useful stuff?

As my 14 and 12 yr old keep telling me that I am past it and don't

understand, I am begining to wonder if they are right. Why would a 14yr old

boy want to be described as 'cute' by anyone????

Yours, feeling elderly of Edinburgh,

Liz Goudie

[Guest guest]

> First it was the jewellry I didn't understand...Now this

Sorry Liz ;-)

Put it down to a very misspent uni career. I made up for it though by becoming

a chartered accountant.

Lynda

SAHM to (8), (6), Fraser (4), Callum (1)

Newsletter editor, Mid-Northumberland Branch

Area Rep, Region 7

www.familygarland.co.uk

[Guest guest]

>I am begining to think that something(s) in life have

>passed me by...

>is this what everyone else was doing whilst I was the only

>girl in a class

>of 52 at uni learning about the second law of

>thermodynamics (that's the

>one that says that disorder always increases) and other

>useful stuff?

Umm.. Well, I know there *is* a 2nd law of thermodynamics,

but couldn’t have said what it was. I majored in French, so

am very impressed. It’s not so cool for impressing most 14

year olds, no.

I had some friends at uni who went to see Rocky Horror

several times per term. One chap was nicknamed ‘Rocky’

because he had seen it over a 100 times. I never saw the

point and never went.

>As my 14 and 12 yr old keep telling me that I am past it

>and don't

>understand, I am begining to wonder if they are right.

LOL! While at university, and especially afterwards, I

began to face up to the fact that I was never ‘with it’ and

so technically have always been ‘past it’.

>Yours, feeling elderly of Edinburgh,

>Liz Goudie

Yours, always been elderly of London,

Phyllis

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