My generation commonly referred to adults as 'grown-ups'. I suppose it was the natural extension of the often-asked question, what are you going to be when you grow up? Or, what are you going to do when you grow up?
I am going to have kids, then I am going back to school to learn how to be a grown-up.
But Anne Tolley says nobody can force you to. Not even Work and Income.
That's good. 'Cause I was about as interested in a second time round as I am in the first.
Well if you aren't interested in learning how to be a grown-up from strangers, what about your own mum and dad?
What dad?
Well what about your mum?
She's too busy.
Doing what?
Going to school learning how to be a grown-up
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Lindsay - I am still trying to figure that question out. I haven't managed to tick off
Fireman
Astronaut
Bomber Pilot
and a few others.
Jockey.
Still don't know what i want to be. Having fun finding out.
Quite a few things crossed off though...
By the time I reached 45 I realised I had became the person I always wanted to be. For the last 15 years its been nothing but life in the fast lane.Bigger, Better, Faster, More.
Dirk
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