Happy 40th! When i was 40 I figured I was in my prime. I now had some wisdom to go with the physical attributes which hadn't dimminished yet. Between 40 and 50 is the time to "git-ur-dun". Late 50,s to 61 (where i am now) the mind says "git-ur-dun" but ostyoarthritis , full knee replacement and shoulder torn rotator cuff/bicept tendon/bone spurs surgery tells one he better start to overide the young brain's descisions more often. Don't get me wrong , I WILL enjoy my senior retired years. There will just be a few limitations on the "physical" "git-ur-dun" from now on. "What to expect"? You've got 15 yrs in which to go for it. Stay close to them boys and stay a "family" even if it means embarrassing them once in a while. Come back and ask that question again at 60. RB
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