Originally posted by divegeester Define "relatively late" please. I mean, would the last 10 years qualify?
Any point where you were surprised by something new because you may have thought it was 'too late in life' to be affected ~ or modified ~ in the way you were.
Originally posted by FMF For the old dogs among us (50+ years old) and/or those of a younger vintage who self-identify as old dogs:
What new skills, experiences or perspectives have you obtained ~ or perhaps, to some degree, been transformed by ~ relatively late in life?
I have finally been able to put into practice the idea of not excessively worrying about things I have no control over. That kicked in about 15 years ago.
Computer skills have improved a bunch because of employment. Still not the best with the things but I have a decent enough working knowledge to get by.
Originally posted by Seitse I learned basic HTML coding in my late, late 30s
Oh [i ]really[/ i], [b ] gosh, [/ b], I mastered it absolutely years ago. [quote]If at first you [b ] don't, [/ b]succeed, etc.[quote] and, [b ]wait[/ b]... isn't [i ]late, late 30s[/ i] internet lingo for "[b]44[/ b]?
Desktop computers didn't come into common use until after I turned 50. Since then it's been fun, though a bit daunting at times, keeping up with new ideas and developments every time I turn around.
Originally posted by FMF Oh [i ]really[/ i], [b ] gosh, [/ b], I mastered it absolutely years ago. [quote]If at first you [b ] don't, [/ b]succeed, etc.[quote] and, [b ]wait[/ b]... isn't [i ]late, late 30s[/ i] internet lingo for "[b]44[/ b]?