Dang Cookie, age 4-7? You must still be a youngster then.
When they were on TV I made sure any appts. I had for work, etc., were such that I could be home to watch that show.
I would not call upper 40's young anymore more like even past middle aged since doubt I will make 80 or above...
Just pulling your leg a bit. My youngest is fussing about a couple things that happened to her recently; in the same day she found she now has to use reading glasses and the mail brought an invitation to join AARP. She's into her 49th year so when #50 hits, look out....old dad has some plans.
As for reaching 80, you never know. One thing to keep in mind is quite simple; the type of life you lead as a young person(your personal habits), has a huge impact on the type and quality of life you'll have as you age. Obviously not a guarantee of old age, but up to that point it impacts the quality of those later years. For me, heart problems is one of the things I inherited. Although I'm adopted, I did find out a few things re. family history and that was one of them. With today's medical advancements I've been able to overcome it....so far. I'll turn 80 in a few months and nobody is more surprised than I....and thankful.
