Wait till you get to 35, When I was in my mid 30’s I couldn’t remember how old I was & I’ve spoken to a few people who were in the same situation. Weird. I knew I was like 35 ish but not sure whether I was 34,35 or 36!
Im 40 on monday. I said to the Mrs felt like id done nowt with myself. She pointed out 10 years in the army and 12 in the fire service were to be considered something. Then with a cross face added as was meeting her and having kids lol
See when I saw the thread title it didn’t occur to me 27 might be an age. In 364 days I’ll be 50. 27 seems a long time ago, but at the same time only yesterday. When I was 27 I ditched an engineering career and jumped into IT and training, and I bought my first mountain bike too. I’m looking to jump into another new career soon now after years of being a full time dad and then property developer. Slow down when something slows you down, and watch out for the ruts, you don’t want to get stuck in them.
27 was wild crazy and lacking in direction, still discovering myself and what the world was all about. Now I’m pushing 40 I’ve still the same zest for life but with much more confidence direction and financial stability!
yep the last 27 yrs have flown by, i would have been your age now when you were born! 😯 I hope the next 27 slow down a bit, but some good deals with SAGA
27? I didn’t even notice it. Mind you, I didn;t notice any of my significant birthdays. I suspect my wife is planning a 50th birthday for me in a few years. I’ll hate it. I’d rather just go to work then come home and have a few beers for my 50th.
Bunch of youngsters on this thread.
I am 71, been riding MTB for 24 years, still riding 3 days a week and running (not quite as fast)—-so turning 27 or 40 or 50 now seems quite nice—all things considered! 😆
Hit my 27th while living in New York, I envy you, 25 to 35 are golden years.
One suggestion, if you not living too healthy a lifestyle now I suggest you start soon, the body can only handle so much abuse before it starts fighting back.
Life only slows down if you let it. I’m also puzzled how people can’t remember how old they are, in fact other than through injury or illness there’s no one I’ve ever met at work who didn’t know their age. So I’m passing that off as bullshit.
27.5 is the pits – you’ll have lost the zip and pop of 18 months ago and won’t yet have developed the awesome speed, stamina and control you will gain at 29. Stuff to wear will be hard to find in the right size too, and will be expensive.