some articles are just so dang fun!

This one is about all the things a woman should have accomplished before she turns a certain age.

Before a woman turns 20 she should;

·        Fall madly in love

·        Get something pierced

·        Pay yourself first

·        Register to vote!

·        Grow up.

Before a woman turns 30, she should;

·        Buy a really good piece of jewelry - This may sound frivolous, but it isn’t.  Costume jewelry can be fun, but there’s nothing like a really fine piece of heirloom-quality jewelry to make you feel beautiful, elegant and confident. Whether it’s a string of pearls or a diamond pendant, something new or an estate piece with a long history, the real story of your first piece of good jewelry begins with you.

·        Take up yoga

·        Try a new hair color

·        Adopt a pet – it’s good practice on how to be responsible for another living creature

·        Go skinny dipping at least once

Before a woman turns 40, she should;

·        Buy property

·        Commit to a long term relationship

·        Hire a financial planner

·        Accept yourself

Before a woman turns 50, she should;

·    Look back fondly;
Bad boys are exciting and mysterious strangers are, well, mysterious. Recognize that the pleasures of relationships with inappropriate people are short-lived, and don’t hesitate to move on when the thrill is gone. Before you’re 50, you should have at least one (or more) intriguing person in your past that you have loved, remember fondly, and are glad you didn’t marry.

·        Capture your family history

·        Create a plan for the 2^nd ½ of your life

·        Hire a personal trainer

·        Pursue lifelong learning

Before a woman turns 60, she should;

·        Become a mentor

·        Learn a new language

·        Reinvent yourself

·        Develop deep friendships

·        Create a memorable life - Some people think of life as a work of art, and each day a new series of brush strokes or chisel cuts or musical notes that adds to the masterpiece you’re creating. Most of us will not have lives that the world deems extraordinary or heroic, but each of us can enrich the lives of others and live a life that we are pleased to relive and remember in our old age