I've always thought I'm quite good in a crisis anyway. Rather than panic, I become still. When my brother got his finger shut in a door in 1975, it was me who phoned an ambulance and held his finger-tip on, while others were in hysteria.
I reserve my panic attacks for things like being stuck in Hamleys behind a herd of ambling Spanish tourists. Anyway, if it all goes wrong, I shall just sit quietly and wait until I turn 50. And then go on a SAGA holiday.
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ReplyDeleteHmmm... having made a few life changing decisions at the age of 35, I'd rather go with your mystical cycles explanation than the mid-life crisis option.
ReplyDeleteFunnily enough I was thinking about the seven year thing the other day - I've got three more years to my next one but I do think I am changing a lot of late. Maybe Steiner wasn't very good with numbers?
ReplyDeleteYou can follow me too if you like (she said, trying to avoid looking Follower Needy)
Julie x
Mind you I don't blog very often these days but I do feel like I am being drawn back to it. I used to enjoy it very much
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I think I'm already following you French Fancy!
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