Surviving Adulthood.

Sage advice!

@jkuvakas +1

I agree JK.  Any way you parsley this last sentence it's sage advice for the thymes.

Isn't it the truth.

@jack-dodds, thanks. That means a lot coming from such a well-seasoned personality as you, my friend.

@jkuvakas Thank you in return JK, I appreciate your sincerity.  Cumin from you I know it's not meant to curry favor and that it is done without tumericty.

@jack-dodds, I appreciate that your prose is peppered with a majoram amount parsley formed phrases. Just be careful not to get carraway with yourself.

Yep!  🙄 😯 

@jkuvakas Your saucy comment, though a pinch salty, is a prudent caution that I best bayleafing this post now, so I'll respectfully bring my remarks to a cloves.

HA, these are terrific David. My problem is remembering life NOT as an adult.

@perrone1 +1    Hence the attraction to nostalgia...... 🙂

I sometimes drink the contents of the battery when I need a little spark and feel the need to be grounded.

@bob-jackman Bob that sounds extreme, I prefer a shot or 2 of scotch or a glass of red wine.

@sizedoesmatter Others have told me that I should try your way as these new batteries are hard to open.