“I think I’ll take a moment to celebrate my age, the ending
of an era, and the turning of a page”
- -
Tim McGraw
I distinctly remember seeing Phil Vassar sing this song he had
written for his friend Tim McGraw my freshman year of
college. At the ripe age of 18 I thought 30 was so far away. Old. I heard the
song on the radio about a month ago and when it started, I swore he was going
to say “My next 40 years” because I couldn’t imagine that I was as old as my 18
year old self thought 30 was.
“Maybe now I’ve conquered all my adolescent fears, I’ll do
it better in my next 30 years”
Now that I’m here, it’s not old. It’s not scary, it’s just
30. Several times over the past week it really hit that I’m not in my 20’s
anymore. Not that the fun is over, but it's a different kind of fun now. Staying in to cook dinner and cuddle up with hubs and the pups for a movie is a good time. Saturday morning bike rides or runs are what I look forward to. Choosing paint colors and finding new recipes are what get me pumped these days.
I’m in such a good place right now. Married to my best
friend, have the best two pups in the world, living in house we adore. I don’t
know if I expected to be here at 30, but I’m pretty stoked this is my current
lot in life.
Not gonna lie, I’m thrilled to see where the next 30 years
take me. I have big plans for this coming year, and I know the next 29 after
that are just going to get better and better.
To quote Tim one last time,
“my next 30 years will
be the best years of my life”
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