I think it was possibly more of a lifestyle choice.
Strangely as I get further from my 20's I start to remember more about what actually happened during them.
If only I could remember the article about at what point things move from your short-term to long-term memory. Don't worry it'll come to me, might take a few years though...
dirtygirlonabike- sounds pretty much like me as well. Its become enduring rather than enjoying lately. Plus I've become more and more impatient and rushing everywhere 
My 30th was one of my lowest points. I remember clearly thinking on the day how pish my life was and decided to change things. Worked hard to pick it up, seemed to go well for a few years then got knocked pretty much under the floor (my, this is cheery, isn't it?!). Then started all over again, discovered biking, eventually found the woman of my dreams and was a lot happier by 40. Now a few years on I am frustrated that my body is now so knackered that I'm no longer getting the most out of life and I look about ten years older than I really am, but that's a minor problem compared to what went before. In sum, for me it's got betterer and betterer and hopefully it will for you, although it sounds like you're in a decent place already. Just don't expect your body to continue to function well.....!
when i turned 30 i thought i should feel more responsible and grown up, but i didnt, and still don't 
there is nothing you should or shouldnt have done by now, apart from enjoy life. it goes far too quickly and dwelling on 'what if's' gets you nowhere.
thats what i think anyway 
jane
my advice get a grip
you have done most of the growing up now you just grow old
HTH
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