You Don't Look a Day Over ...

You know, I cut off my goatee yesterday and I was shocked. It just allowed a better view of my neck. That doesn't sound bad in and of itself; however, I first noticed signs of a Sally Field-type of turkey neck developing.

That, of course, got me to wondering about the decade one's appearance changes the most. I'll try to create a list to explore this more.

There are many differences between:

Birth and 10 - A blob becomes a person.

10 and 20 - A person becomes an adult.

20 and 30 - Running at peak performance.

30 and 40 - Changes more social than physical.

40 and 50 - Ah, already beginning to lose it.

50 and 60 - Yikes. Onset of wrinkles and forgetfulness.

60 and 70 - Horrors accumulate.

70 and Above - Ah, who cares anymore?

I cannot guarantee that I'll agree with this, even from next week! I do think I should include a Facebook headshot here, though, on an annual basis. After all, we cannot take our eyes off a horrific accident in progress, right?