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I’ve reached that fun age where my back goes out way more than I do, and I honestly can't tell if I'm actually tired or if this is just my permanent personality now. Between the random aches and forgetting why I walked into a room, I’m basically a walking disaster.

My sister demanded to use my car for her vacation and when I said no she started screaming at me in front of everyone while my parents kept saying just give it to her but my husband walked in and suddenly they all backed away trying to explain themselves.

So I literally just went to the store and had to stand there for like a million years waiting for someone to help me. It's honestly so frustrating how people just walk right past you like you're invisible when you're clearly struggling with something so simple.

We go on out to the store today. Gu what I forgot again. My shopping list was right there on the kitchen table. Always forgetting things these days. We go back home and then go out again.

I walked into the grocery store for milk but left with a three-wick candle and deep-seated regret for my life choices. I can't remember my Wi-Fi password to save my life, yet I still recall every embarrassing thing I said in ninth grade. It's truly a gift.

I'm 43 in ditch makeup, no Botox and no facial for me. People always ask me how I'm 43 in ditch makeup without any surgeries or needles. It's natural, it's easy, and it really works. This is how I'm 43 and feeling great, how.

If I buy a gallon of milk at noon, how many glasses do I have by dinner? I have an empty carton left on the counter. If I wash five hoodies, how many make it to the closet? Zero. They’re all on the floor. That’s just teenager math.

I was chatting with my friends again about how we navigate this new season where the kids are basically grown. It is just so important to stay grounded and remember that this transition is totally normal, even if it feels really, really difficult to step back and let them lead.