Oh, how we change …

I’ve been tidying up and come across old passport photos. I’m sharing this under the Health and Wellbeing section. Part of this is around being comfortable with the ageing process.

The earliest one I have, and from 1992

This is from 1997 – about 20 years ago, a new passport just after my marriage. I was almost 40 and look so young

and this is from 2002 – I’d put on a lot of weight in 5 years

But aging is a normal process. Yes we’ve changed on the outside, but we have also changed on the inside – we have had experiences, both good and bad, but all of them have been expereinces where we can develop and grow.

We can also take stock and decide, what sort of changes do we want to make in the next 10 or so years.

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