Whatcha’ll look like now, hmmmm?

oscash, I love how your arm is around the "silver 8" balloon as if to symbolize that you embrace being eighty. And you should because you still look healthy, happy, and have a radiant smile. It's a small photo but I just clicked on it and it appears full size.,,, great photo! In the future, if you want it full size, choose "full image" instead of "thumbnail"
 
Warrigal said:
I love both photos and they are not too big at all.

This is me in 2016 on a South Pacific cruise vacation

Edit - following some advice, I am now removing photos of myself to avoid being identified by anyone with malevolent motives.
No-one posting here should take offence.
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I took one fence but you could hardly notice it hope you don't mind - I've just got a thing about single fences?
 
Lara said:
oscash, I love how your arm is around the "silver 8" balloon as if to symbolize that you embrace being eighty. And you should because you still look healthy, happy, and have a radiant smile. It's a small photo but I just clicked on it and it appears full size.,,, great photo! In the future, if you want it full size, choose "full image" instead of "thumbnail"
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Thanks Lara for your lovely words. xx
 
oscash said:
Thanks Lara for your lovely words. xx
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I ditto what @Lara said Oscash. You look wonderful. How nice that you had such a lovely celebration.

@horseless carriage I know what you mean about using accessories to camouflage our ages. In public, I wear scarves in various styles and for years, my claim of being a senior has been doubted and questioned. I had to show a transit driver my ID to get the senior rate. I'm often mistaken for my son's wife (or GF) and a couple of years ago (at age 75) when I was walking the boardwalk, a man addressed me as "Baby Girl". I had to laugh to myself because that's what my son calls my granddaughter. Without my scarves, my gray hairs (almost all gray now) would be on full display. :LOL:
 
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OneEyedDiva said:
I ditto what @Lara said Oscash. You look wonderful. How nice that you had such a lovely celebration.

@horseless carriage I know what you mean about using accessories to camouflage our ages. In public, I wear scarves in various styles and for years, my claim of being a senior has been doubted and questioned. I had to show a transit driver my ID to get the senior rate. I'm often mistaken for my son's wife (or GF) and a couple of years ago (at age 75) when I was walking the boardwalk, a man addressed me as "Baby Girl". I had to laugh to myself because that's what my son calls my granddaughter. Without my scarves, my gray hairs (almost all gray now) would be on full display. :LOL:
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Baby Girl eh? I like to keep back handed compliments. The garage proprietor who takes care of our cars has had his features demolished by a lifetime of tobacco addiction, I still call him: 'Young Man' though. It strokes his ego.
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Given the right angle in sunlight, the fedora casts enough shadow to hide a multitude of sins!
 
horseless carriage said:
Baby Girl eh? I like to keep back handed compliments. The garage proprietor who takes care of our cars has had his features demolished by a lifetime of tobacco addiction, I still call him: 'Young Man' though. It strokes his ego.
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Given the right angle in sunlight, the fedora casts enough shadow to hide a multitude of sins!
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You are handsome, @horseless carriage , no matter the age!
 
horseless carriage said:
Baby Girl eh? I like to keep back handed compliments. The garage proprietor who takes care of our cars has had his features demolished by a lifetime of tobacco addiction, I still call him: 'Young Man' though. It strokes his ego.
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I think people are calling us by those cutsie names to make us seniors feel better about ourselves. :LOL: I'm connected to my son's BIL on Facebook. He calls me "Young Lady".
 


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