Pixeltalk, It's Sooo funny that you said that about "trading up" in age! That's what I did at work!! Hospital staff keeps asking me, "How old are you?" and I answer, (with a smile and a wink,) I'm 59 years old!" I'd get, "No, really, how old are you?" I stuck with, "Thanks! I must look pretty good for 59! You want any tips on clean living?" Then I say things like, Eat fruit. Don't smoke. Exercise. Hydrate. Moisturize. Wear your seatbelt and sunscreen. keep your money in your inside pocket and look both ways before you cross the street. (Sometimes I end this with "Sonny.") If you think 5 additional years make a difference, try adding 22!

Can you IMAGINE how we would view Lisa2 if she said she was 74?
Or, even Lisa1 might be looking all right for 63 (big stretch here, I know...) Christina might look a little strange for 44!
See what I mean?

It's amazing how many people want to know my age, too! It's really FUN! If you get a chance, try it! Add a ridiculous amount of years! (It helps to know history!) ;) --I'm thought of an extremely attractive spry EMT for my age! It's also how many people are much more willing to lift for me! (OH! the benefits of being an older woman!) ;)