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I must try this technique … it’s brilliant. That said, birthday parties are so much fun … what do you to instead to celebrate the day?

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40 is a nice round number. STAY WITH THAT.

And even if I knew differently, I would NEVER TELL!

I stopped having birthdays when I turned 40 and I haven’t grown any older since then. I find it works very well for me.

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What a comment!

Loved this part – about your memorial -

“I want a karaoke party with free-flowing alcohol and lot of food (paid for by my estate of course), dancing and reminiscing about the good times we all had. I’ll be there in spirit and I don’t want to be bored for 4 hours when I could be singing along with my friends and family.”

That’s the way the old Irish wakes were when I was a kid. And I am SERIOUS!
Violet Lily Rose will testify on that for you.

I am sure that that occasion is a long way off. You have a lot of partying to do!

What a scream! I must have had it rougher when I was younger. I wasn’t happy, I didn’t have great friends, fun wasn’t really fun, not that I had time for much fun. I was too busy building my career, family, etc. Then I got divorced and laid off, and then life really got good!

Now that I’m 47 (my real age, no lying), I enjoy life more than I ever have, I’m happier than I’ve ever been, and I have the best friends anyone could ask for. I have a great family, too. I also sing karaoke whether I can carry a tune that night or not. I usually do okay, but some days I can’t hit certain notes to save my life. But nobody cares. They’re too busy being impressed I had enough courage to get up on stage and sing (and too drunk!). They’re usually the ones under 40. I started singing 3 years ago at 44. Most of my friends do karaoke as well. It’s addictive if you’ve never tried it. Some weeks we manage to sing 5 nights out of 7.

I feel like I just started living when I turned 40. The biggest gift of maturity has been that I no longer really care what most people think of me. I’m me, take it or leave it. I take care of myself not out of vanity, but to be able to do what I want to do, whatever that might be at the time:)

This gal is not going to be in perfect shape when she hits the grave. I’ll be sliding in with a beer in one hand, a microphone in the other, body worn out, yelling “that was one hell of a ride!”.

I don’t want a somber wake when I’m gone. I want a karaoke party with free-flowing alcohol and lot of food (paid for by my estate of course), dancing and reminiscing about the good times we all had. I’ll be there in spirit and I don’t want to be bored for 4 hours when I could be singing along with my friends and family.

Don’t let your age get you down. There can be good times coming like you’ve never experienced before. It’s up to you…

Sherri

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