OK, so I'm like, turning 40 this summer.
I'm largely cool with it. I would very much like to be out of this condo and in a house by then, but if that doesn't work, it isn't the end of the world. And it isn't like I haven't done everything I could to move that situation along. Sh*t happens. We deal.
But, other than that, yeah. Largely cool with it. Largely happy with life, current state of accomplishments, and so forth. On a path that seems to be working for me. Job good. Cat cute. Theatre critic thing workin' on the side. Social life acceptable either way -- if I end up with someone, that's great; but I'm certainly having a good time being single, too.
The other day, though, I was toying with various ideas for a shindig of sorts to celebrate the end of my 30s. Put together a quick list of folks who I'd want to invite.
And then I realized: Holy crap. With, like, two exceptions, all of my friends are married.
I'm not entirely certain when it happened. (I should be -- I went to a lot of their weddings.) Clearly I wasn't paying attention. Somewhere over, say, the last 20 years, I've gone from having nearly all single friends to nearly all married friends.
Huh. Odd.
I'm still voting for celebrating in Indy (not that you asked or anything). I promise you yummy food and wolves. And trees.
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