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	<title>Comments on: Arriving at FINALLY</title>
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		<title>By: Patty</title>
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		<dc:creator>Patty</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 12 Aug 2010 16:09:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Here, here!

I spent my twenties working so hard to be taken seriously (Murphy Brown Pantsuit anyone?) I never tried to be hot.  Who wanted to be objectified when you could be promoted on your merits?  Plus, I married my high school sweetheart so flirting would have been a tad inappropriate. I was also terrified of anything adventurous - in short, I was prematurely middle aged.

Then I had kids and realized I was a big hypocrite, urging them to take chances when I hardly ever did myself, and I started a blog "Facing Forty Upside Down" (www.upside-down-patty.blogspot.com) with the goal of facing some of my childhood fears and findally learning how to dive into a swimming pool, ride a bike, do a handstand.  I've never defied gravity as much as I have the last year, and you know what? In the process I started feeling stronger, braver, prouder, happier - what could be more attractive? 

The other day, a man asked me if I was a college student.  When I eventually stopped laughing my head off I walked away with a new strut in my step.  Finally Hot at 40?  Better late than never!</description>
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<p>I spent my twenties working so hard to be taken seriously (Murphy Brown Pantsuit anyone?) I never tried to be hot.  Who wanted to be objectified when you could be promoted on your merits?  Plus, I married my high school sweetheart so flirting would have been a tad inappropriate. I was also terrified of anything adventurous - in short, I was prematurely middle aged.</p>
<p>Then I had kids and realized I was a big hypocrite, urging them to take chances when I hardly ever did myself, and I started a blog &#8220;Facing Forty Upside Down&#8221; (www.upside-down-patty.blogspot.com) with the goal of facing some of my childhood fears and findally learning how to dive into a swimming pool, ride a bike, do a handstand.  I&#8217;ve never defied gravity as much as I have the last year, and you know what? In the process I started feeling stronger, braver, prouder, happier - what could be more attractive? </p>
<p>The other day, a man asked me if I was a college student.  When I eventually stopped laughing my head off I walked away with a new strut in my step.  Finally Hot at 40?  Better late than never!</p>
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