Same here,wish I had a trade behind me which made my life a bit more interesting.51 here, reasonably happy but just wish I had spent/invested my money more wisely over the years
Same here,wish I had a trade behind me which made my life a bit more interesting.
I think you'll find that being 40 makes you in your 40s, just like 1980 is considered the 80sI'm 40 so not actually in my 40s yet, but things are good. The pressures of life are things that have been pressuring me for years so I'm used to them. I've got to know myself very well over the years and though there are aspects of my personality which can hinder me, I'm old enough to be aware of them and act accordingly.
40 is good!
I think you'll find that being 40 makes you in your 40s, just like 1980 is considered the 80s
Not to mention if your are 40 you are in your 41st year.I think you'll find that being 40 makes you in your 40s, just like 1980 is considered the 80s
65 here and have had a fabolous life until now when I have had to chase up the Pension Office for my Government Pension even though they have had the paperwork since Mar this year. Yesterday the Inland Revenue took £460 from my account without letting me know and when I contacted them they admitted it was there mistake but it would take two months to get my money back as their system would not accept my changes. They charged me on both pensions (I have a works pension as well) from April but my Government Pension only starts now in July. I contacted my MP yesterday and his office phoned me and they will take up my case on Monday. At this age I should not be going through all this, I spent most of the morning sorting it out with the tax office and my pension people and it took 7 phone calls. So far its been a brilliant life except for Government departments not doing their job properly. Boring moan over and have a nice life.
Dig up the the TED talk about natural and synthetic happiness, watch it and close the thread.