age ain't nuthin but a numbah

I turned 30 this year but I really feel like 29 was the year that old age started to take hold.

That was the year I found my first grey hair.

It was also when I hurt my back while doing yard work and was absolutely shocked when the pain got worse instead of better over the next three days. I was accustomed to abusing my body and a good night's sleep fixing whatever ailed me. It took almost six months for my back to stop twinging when I'd go to pick up anything heavy.

But perhaps the "oldest" thing that happened at 29 was me falling in love with a high fiber cereal.

worried about your fiber intake? sure you are, old timer.

Now the only grocery store in north Texas that carried it has stopped, so I have to start buying it in six packs off of Amazon like a fiber doomsday prepper.