Thank you for blessing me with this today. I really NEEDED it. xoxo
I recently read an article entitled, “5 Reasons to Enjoy Being an Old, Invisible Woman,” by Kristine Holmgren, dated November 17, 2014; featured on Next Avenue, a PBS website.
I got a good laugh at the title of the article and then it got me to thinking – hard. Just because I am an older woman with silver hair have I become invisible?
Sometimes people do look at me differently, like the guy in the pharmacy last week who told me he has no idea what color his wife’s hair really is. Why he said this I have no idea other than to draw reference to the color of my own hair. This had nothing to do with the prescription he was filling, so I am not sure how to take that – barb or compliment?
This author goes on to say that on her 50th birthday…
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If you want to read about being invisible to people, and how it may be a blessing, read Ivy Malone’s mystery: “Invisible.” A fun read with interesting twists and old-lady thinking (like me).