@sherrillactually: As a woman over 40, what ordinary thing brings you joy, that your 25 year old self would be shocked by? #creatorsearchinsights #over40women #genxwomen #findingjoy #softlife

Sherrill | Finding Joy
Sherrill | Finding Joy
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dylangiffgifford
Dylan 'Giff' Gifford :
In my 20’s I use to go out all the time drinking even when I was in the military now Iam in my 50’s it’s at home only go out when I need to and when I walk my dog I like the peace now
2026-08-25 18:25:21
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seenick1
Nick :
Absolutely 💯 agree, everything has been 24/7 for too long now so it’s no rush no fuss
2026-08-25 18:45:38
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bidge.and.bodge
Bidge and bodge :
Id never believe what a mess i made of life
2026-08-25 18:28:18
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stuart.allan48
Stuart Allan :
you should not feel guilty about anything just sitting in your garden doing nothing is the best way and you have your cats
2026-08-26 22:55:37
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neil.steatham7
Neil Steatham :
just love saying at home in garden having a cup of tea and waking up with no hangover
2026-08-25 18:27:43
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jonno2010
paul :
nature, outdoors, seeing my daughter grow . love a Saturday morning brew in the garden x
2026-08-25 22:04:49
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