[thechat] Am I a late bloomer, or on time?

[Kelley Green]

I think it just depends on that-which-has-gone-before.  I celebrated the
end of
my twenties with riotous abandon.  My twenties, to put it succinctly,
sucked.
In the year after I turned thirty, however, I moved to SanFran, got
pregnant
with my beautiful son, and got married (yes, in that order :).  At
thirty one
we've moved back (for me) to Austin and bought a house.  I'd say it's a
pretty
good beginning to the third decade.

But I always thought I was the minority in being happy to see the
roaring
twenties go....

:o)k

Kevin Stevens wrote:

> > I'm gonna share what the first month of being 29 has done for me.
>
> Seems I'm the only one to disagree with this, turning 30 led to the worst
> depression of my entire life (mid-life crisis?). I developed acute
> agoraphobia, lost my girlfriend of 2 years, ended up a complete mess.
> Luckily this seems to have got better since meeting my (now) wife and things
> seem to be back on an even keel, I have bad days instead of bad months. I
> actually found that I had to do a lot of growing up and re-assessing of my
> life, which was not a pleasant experience to say the least. Nice to see I'm
> in the minority though :)
>
> Kev
> kjs at ratking.co.uk
>
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