The Mid-Life Crisis Build

[S. Heisley]

I think the hammocks will be much more comfortable than a solid piece of wood; and, you have the added benefit of being able to remove the hammock whenever you don't need it. It looks like you're really close to finishing!

By the way, mid-life is a matter of opinion. The age of mid-life seems to change as a person ages. It used to start at 40; then, 50; then, 60......
I think that maybe mid-life continues until a person decides to give up doing anything that keeps him/her young. Keep doing whatever you like.

[climbnkd]

So true Sharon. Now that I'm approaching 42, I look back and laugh at myself. Today I definitely don't feel like I'm at or past mid life.

[Vedette]

So true Sharon. Now that I'm approaching 42, I look back and laugh at myself. Today I definitely don't feel like I'm at or past mid life.

Oh 42........I remember it well.
Quit my job of 20 years!
Left my Wife of 20 years!
Gave away my house, sold my motorhome,.......left everything to start all over.
Opened a business I had never had before!
YES.....I guess you could call it a mid life crisis!
Had 10 years of catch up, play hard, and find myself.
Then once that was out of my system, came the next chapter.
Bought the Farm, met the Love of my life, and I was Back!
Now 12 years later, life is just wonderful
Retirement and Teardrop travelling and camping started 2 1/2 years ago!
Have a great day eh!
Brian & Sandi

[lincolnlerner]

Middle-age is halfway between you and the oldest person you know.