Quote by Franklin P. Adams
Middle age occurs when you are too young to take up golf and too old to rush up to the net.
Summary
This quote humorously highlights the stage of middle age when one starts to feel too young to pursue certain activities typically associated with older individuals, such as playing golf, requiring a level of patience and skill. Simultaneously, they also feel too old to engage in more energetic activities, like rushing up to the net in a game. The quote underscores the feeling of being in a transitional phase, where one's physical abilities and priorities may not align with those of a younger or older age group.
Topics
Age
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