If You Are Old and Crabby, You were Young and Crabby

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"No one is different when they get older," she said with irritation. "If you're old and crotchety, you were young and crotchety. If you're a pleasant old person, you were probably pleasant as a young person also."

She adjusted in her seat.

"We're the same inside even though our bodies are," she looked for a word, "rotting."

"Why do we say that? Why do we always assume that older people have to be crabby or sweet?"

"Stupid idea! Came from giving allowances to nasty people to be vile, as if their a...

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Published on September 14, 2011 02:13
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message 1: by Elizabeth (new)

Elizabeth Marshall Brilliant, Sonia and so very true. x

This is such a powerful statement!

"We're the same inside even though our bodies are," she looked for a word, "rotting."


message 2: by Steve (new)

Steve Austin This is a great blog! People never really change, we are all the same person inside, experiences might affect our outlook on life but deep down those grouchy old people have probably been moody all their lives.


message 3: by Zoe (new)

Zoe Saadia Amazing, how true it is! :)

Loved this post :)


message 4: by Cherei (new)

Cherei And, they usually live longer than others.. lol!


message 5: by [deleted user] (new)

Yes. I learned this from a patient I took care of years ago. She told me that as I washed her hair.
Thanks Deb. Thank you Steve, bless you. Hello Zoe, thank you for stopping by. Waving at Momma! Thank you.


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