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In her signature spare style, author Abigail Thomas considers a friend's question regarding the fleeting nature of certainty over time.
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"I'm 58 but I've been an old man since I was a kid."
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"I am eternally 8 and swimming in the Little Mulberry River in the Ozark Mountains where I grew up."
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Some fun and thought-provoking links for you.
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Some fun and thought-provoking links for you...
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"I am eternally 8 and swimming in the Little Mulberry River in the Ozark Mountains where I grew up."
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"I have only ever wanted to evolve into a better version of myself..."
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And the vanity that's keeping me from growing them out.
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"It feels refreshing and exciting to be able to really claim who I am, and not be so concerned with what others think of me..."
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"At no point do you get an official grown-up card, or really feel essentially different in your consciousness than you did as a teen."
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Age is a number. Or is it two?
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"You're older than you've ever been, and now you're even older...and now you're even older...and now you're even older..." - "Older," They Might Be Gia…
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