I'm older, it's true. TWENTY-FOUR. It seems much older than 23. Obviously, but it even sounds older. It's not really early twenties anymore. Or is it? Is 24 still considered to be an early twenties age? I was discussing the age with one of my co-workers. 24 is a very significant number. It's the number of hours in a day and also the name of a TV show. I'm excited about being 24 and all that this year may hold. I hope/plan to say the same about each birthday I celebrate. Getting out of bed one day, I hope I'll say - "77 is going to be a good year."
I've never been quite sure where the switch from "early twenties" to "mid twenties" takes place. Twenty-five, perhaps? Or is twenty-four close enough to twenty-five?
ReplyDeleteIt is a mystery.