Although age is just a number, i definetly be 45. Old enough to have raised the family and gain some life experiences and yet young enough to change few things that i did not like about myself.

When I don’t see myself in the mirror,I feel that I am 35. I have three daughters ages 36, 40 and 43. They are always complaining that they are exhausted. I seem to be able to fit in with their lifestyle, to some degree. However,even though I am very active, I seldom complain about being tired. If anyone asks you how old you are just reply”Age is just a number and mine is unlisted.” It always gets a laugh…

Depends on which part of ‘me’ is in question … the mind’s ancient, the attitude’s still a teenager most days, the body — well, that’s probably twins with sedentary habits, and the spirit is ageless indeed. I’m always amazed when I look in a mirror … I really half expect to see a 20-something. Sigh. Still, if I had to trade my experiences for the body of a 22-year-old, no dice!

Some days I feel old especially when my back aches, but if I didn’t know my age I would say I was 30 years old. Young enough to be fun and silly and old enough to love and do what I want. That age was a good one for me.

Old enough to know how to read and cross the street by myself.

Last year I would have said thirty something but this year I am glad I am 61. Adopting twin two-year olds and having the option to stay home with them for a year I can concentrate on them instead of what I think I am missing. There are days that I feel like all young mothers though - gads I can’t even go to the bathroom without them getting into something. I miss adult conversation (which is why this website has been a life-saver), going any place just on a whime, and long bathes. I am greatful that at my age taking a nap in the afternoon is a natural thing, that spilled milk is not a tradegy, fingerprints wash off, and hugs make up for everything. I guess I am feeling that I get to live it all over again :) Just hope I have the energy to get through to their graduation. The question is “how old would I be if I didn’t know how old I was” - a young mother in an old body LOL!

I’d be 28. I was in great shape, married (not anymore), had a nice, quiet job, good friends and a comfortable life. I’m only 33 now, but it’s amazing what a few years and a divorce can do to a girl’s body!

I would be 6 months. Not having to worry about bills, children,or household stuff. Just the fun of being a child again. I wish..:)

I feel I am 38 years old….and sometimes younger and sometimes older…but my base age is 38…and loving it!!

I’d be seven because I am still, at 63, a strong swimmer, sailor and tennis player. Look out—if I pitched a baseball, the catcher would feel it through his thickly-padded mitt.

People say I never change—I still seem like a kid, maybe 10. What they really mean, but don’t say, is that I have a severe case of arrested devlopment.

I’d be 32…over and over and over again!

i am 57 stronger than death smarter than a fox gray as an eagle and like it all..but i have a question evertime i see my ex aftee a 30 marriage i get all stupid and tingly . i have moved on but cant seem to let go all they way is this normal