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The Dreaded Dirty Thirty!

In one week I turn 30.

I'm not sure how I feel about that.  You're supposed to officially be an adult at 30 and I don't feel like an adult at all!  Is anyone where they thought they would be at 30?  I certainly am not!  I was supposed to have a house, a husband, a kid, and a dog by now!  I can't believe I don't at least have a dog!  But I guess we live in different times these days, and you never know where life will take you.

But the one thing I do have working for me is my youthful looks!  I've always told people that I've looked exactly the same since I was 16 years old, and here is proof!  This is a collage of a pictures of me taken on my birthday since I was 16 years old.


No wonder why I don't feel like an an adult!  I guess you're only as young as you feel/look!  Here's to the next ageless 14 years!

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