Grandma Gail

Up until then, I really never thought about it.

It was just, you know, another year and I had fun and I was loving my family and I was loving what I was doing.

I was traveling a lot.

towards in my 60s.

I traveled everywhere.

And I sort of had fun.

I really did like it, especially in my kids where I had no children at home.

They were all married.

So it was, you know, each stage, I always say passages, every stage has a different plus and there's a different minus.

And you have to balance it.

Yeah.

I should be this place in my job.

Yeah, because you've pushed it all forward.

You know, we used to have children and families much earlier.

I mean, a girl of 21, 22 would be engaged or married.

I mean, nobody was sitting around waiting to be 25 or 30 to get married in the 50s and 60s and even the early 70s.

But do you think you should, like the feeling of feeling behind?

Well, you shouldn't feel behind, but you know what?

Don't put too much on your plate and don't put too much pressure on yourself.

It'll all happen.