Joanna Bryson, blathering on Nostr: 60 is a remarkable age. Your first 30 years you can't conceive of what's going on – ...
60 is a remarkable age. Your first 30 years you can't conceive of what's going on – you can't really understand the school year ending though you know about it intellectually. At 60 you've done 30 twice, and you know you only have 30 left to you – if you are even that lucky.
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