For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for March 17, 2012

Awwwwwwwww. Couples with young kids really need some ‘us’ time to regroup and keep the fires burning.

Au contraire; at 67, I still find “thinking young” no problem at all, The hard part is getting this antique shell I’m trapped in to feel young. That ain’t happenin’.

I bet you are right. Most men don’t know how to “mother” their mate.

Ella may want to remind him of this the next time he hassles her!

more to follow whoopeee!

Wait till they are 65+ like me. I feel younger every day because I am on the other side of the hill. Hint: I get away with a lot of s—-!

i hope to one day have someone to “mother” me.until then its my lot to do the mothering.witch is weird in so many levels…: )

Wait till you get to be 82 (next month). You guy all look like youngsters to me!

“…May you build a ladder to the stars,and climb on every rung,and may you stayforever young.”

Getting old stinksbut it beats ther alternative

I have this argument with my body every day. I say, “I feel no different than I did when I was in my twenties.” And my bodies says, “Want to bet?” Ouch that hurts.

“My body.” I have only one last time I checked.

Maybe he wouldn’t feel so old if he didn’t stand and walk around all slumped over like that! Better posture might make him feel a little bit younger. But then I guess being slumped over all day long while working on other peoples’ mouths for a living will do that to you.

Men still have a little boy inside them. They all need pampered.

In the immortal words of Marion Zimmer Bradley: “it’s never too late to have a happy childhood.”