42 and looking forward to being older. When I turned 30, I looked back at what I was in my twenties and couldn't believe I was that stupid. When I turned 40, I looked back at what I was in my thirties and couldn't believe I was that stupid. *laugh* Maybe I'll change once my body starts to decay, but for now, I'm very happy to be the age I am and only see myself improving as time goes on.

Right Mr Scott
 

Same situation , for now 56, next year 57 :-).

37
 

37, and finally not working for "The Man" anymore!

The last of the baby boomers
 

Born in '64, the last year of the baby boom... 42 years old.


Tom

Kids, kids, kids ... Now when 'I' was a boy! Winters were colder, summers were hotter, snow was deeper.

Just cracked 74 and still shooting

I recently observed (haven't had time to celebrate yet!) the "8th Anniversary" of my 39th birthday. (That's a roundabout way of admitting to being 47 without actually having to say so...)

Aloha,

Larry

I'm twenty-six.

To contribute to all of our combined wisdom:

17.

Holding onto the my 20s @ 29 years young.

40.

(Seems that like life, this message is too short without this sentence!)

It's nice to see that at 53 I'm not the oldest. :-)

... feels at times that the threads here are all I'm hanging on to ...

27 for me. Still have a lot to learn

18, n00b, here, lots of potential. Start young, you'll be good at anything, or so is the word on the streets. I got the "magic eye" according to my father. haha, he's a noob too.

48 and unafraid *grin*