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To: Red Badger

If I think back to when I was young it seemed like I always had something to look forward to. When I was really little, I couldn’t wait to grow up and be like the big kids. Seems like that took an eternity. Then once I was a big kid, I couldn’t wait to get a driver’s license, then to hit 18, then to graduate. An involuntary stint with Uncle Sam was another eternity. Reaching 21 took ages. Finding a house, a good woman and a decent job all seemed to take way too long. A 30 year career seemed like a life sentence. However once I retired time seems to fly by. The reason why, I think, is that there’s really nothing more of any significance to look forward to.


28 posted on 12/17/2025 5:52:50 PM PST by Clarancebeaks (T)
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To: Clarancebeaks

Perhaps the Greatest Human Experience
Lies just ahead.
.
That’s what I’m striving For.


32 posted on 12/17/2025 6:07:58 PM PST by Big Red Badger (ALL Things Will be Revealed !)
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To: Clarancebeaks

Personally, for some reason this is the first year in decades that hasn’t seemed to pass quickly. Also, my time in the Navy took an eternity to pass. I was only 18 and looking at my enlistment and and seeing my discharge date so far away, that time seemed to move by at a crawl.


61 posted on 12/18/2025 1:16:34 AM PST by hillarys cankles
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