How old is everyone here? :)
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Permalink Reply by Granny Fairy on -
Don't dispare about getting old. I tease a great deal about being an ole woman, and without belaboring my health difficulties, but the mind doesn't need to get old. I was very fortunate in that I had highschool kids around in my 40's to keep me young. It wasn't until Noel married that I started to feel the age creeping up on me. I have to admit that when I was 41 I was dating a young man half my age, and even though he knew, none of his friends did. LOL. I have wonderful memories and have started writing them down so my grand children will realize that their grandmother wasn't an ole stick in the mud, but also share with them the Life Lessons I learned during my eventuful life. I got into journaling and have never been sorry. It's helped me to remember that only your body will only age, and that when we've lived our allotted time, we have no regreats about how we've lived our lives.
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Permalink Reply by Cassie Benson on -
NOOOOOOOOO! Dying! Can't ... endure ... it! Need Twilight like my body needs air!
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Permalink Reply by Cecilie Pattinson on -
I'm 14 :) 15 in June!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Granny Fairy on
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Awww, you have sooooo much to look forward to!
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Permalink Reply by Sonya Mejia on -
Hi Granny Fairy
I have actually began to read a new series called the Midnight Breed by Lara Adrian and they are pretty good too, but Twilight is still my fav!!!
Granny Fairy said:What are you going to do when there is no more Twilight Saga??
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Permalink Reply by Granny Fairy on
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My eldest grand daughter got me to read The Hunger Games and it was OK more violent by a looooong stretch, but that seems to be the "buz" currently. But, like you, Twilight is first and formost in my heart.
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Permalink Reply by Gina Love on -
31 here with a 4 year old who calls the Twilight movies "mommy's movie" but she likes New Moon herself
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Permalink Reply by Sonya Mejia on
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Gina Love that is so cute. Glad your daughter is already sharing in your love for Twilight : )
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Permalink Reply by Cassie Benson on
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Since I talk about the Twilight Saga so much, I convinced my 85 year old mom to start reading them. Since she usually prefers non-fiction, that's quite change for her. She just started Twilight, but she likes it (not loves it - yet). She's already asking me to reveal future events. Her first question - Does Bella marry Edward? It's a love story for all ages.
So I guess these stories appeal to people from 4 to 85. SM is quite a story-teller!
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Permalink Reply by Granny Fairy on
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OK. OFfically I'm not the oldest Twilight fan! That's a load off! It was a big responsibility being Eldest! LOL. Does your mother ever get on the computer? Maybe you should introduce her to us too!
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Permalink Reply by Cassie Benson on
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So glad you don't have to keep up that responsibility any more. :D She is limited in her computer capabilities. She uses email and writes letters, that's about it. She doesn't quite understand why I like Twitter or reading blogs. But she does seem to enjoy it when I share trivia and info with her that I find out on websites. I'll ask her if she's interested in joining us Twifans.
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Permalink Reply by Cassie Benson on
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My 12yo son just finished reading The Hunger Games in school. I didn't read it but he told me all about it. I think that was way too violent for a middle school assigned book. However, he enjoyed it and is continuing with the 2nd one Catching Fire.
I think I'll just keep re-reading TS and having happy dreams.
Actually I just started reading SM's "adult" novel The Host. The beginning is a little hard to get into because there's not really any interaction with others - it's just internal "mind conversations." I'm at the point where there is some interaction with others, and I'm getting into it a lot more. There are 2 more books to follow The Host - as well as the movies - so that may be the next big trilogy for SM.
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