So if 40 is the new 30 and 50 is the new 40.
Alls I know is the older I get 9pm is now the new midnight.
Read this on twitter 
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During winter, when it gets dark so early, an hour past sunset is when I start nodding off! That's only 6pm! In December it will be 4pm!
This aging business, I don't know...
I just rounded my 67th trip around the sun and I am not thrilled with many developments over the past couple years.
First, the fairygawdmother of perpetual youthful appearance took off and left me with a jug of moisturizer and a note wishing me good luck! My hair isn't gray yet but the wrinkles seem to multiply overnight and my worn out parts that got worn from my driving days (also threw freight) are telling me what I can and can't do for fun... my body doesn't seem to want to keep up with me as much anymore. And sometimes I go into a room for some reason that made sense ten feet ago can totally escape my memory for up to an hour! And sleep is a short term event that comes on hard and when you're done, you're done, time to get up and move around before you can't.
Be prepared, this can happen to you!
Up until recently people always thought I was 20 years younger than I am. Nobody says that anymore.
Of course, it helps to look older when trying to tell someone why your back hurts and you are not going to pick up that heavy thing or perform that strenuous task. They used to look at me and think I was Shee-ra or some shit. I didn't look my age so why can't it do whatever? Now that I am starting to resemble my mom when she was 90-something, that doesn't happen as much, so there's that!
I'm looking for benefits to the aging thing but, so far, they're a little hard to spot.
Used to be when I had a project I’d estimate how long it would take.
Then I’d multiply that by 2.5 and get a fairly accurate real-world time.
Nowadays, I multiply by 5. Sometimes even that is overly optimistic, but I can’t quite give in and just go ahead and multiply by 7 or 7.5! 
🕊🩵tcw
A couple hours and I'd have to get up. My back, neck and shoulders don't like any of my sleeping positions so once I have used up their tolerance to my short list of options, I have to get up and move around or my whole day will be wasted trying to recover from the revolt my body puts up for my wanting to stay horizontal longer than 4 hours at a time.
Otherwise I think I wouldn't be permanently sleep deprived. 
worse off than u. but on the other hand , walk in my moccasons for a mile or three.
