What were you doing at age 24

[lostchild]

1968, preparing (unknowingly) for my first divorce, first 15 years of paying child support, and impending loss of my ‘67 Mustang. Good times.

 

[roundhouse]

 

[Dogtown Darren]

On my 24th birthday, I had been married a whopping 3 days (still married 28 years later), been in my first house 6 months, working a warehouse job, mowing grass on the side, and putting my wife thru college. We were VERY broke, but very happy. Two young folks that were pretty clueless but enjoying the ride.

My late teens/early 20's were a pretty wild time, life was a constant party. From the outside, I'm sure it looked fun, but really, I was pretty miserable. At age 22, I accepted Christ into my life. Engaged at 23, married at 24. We/I spent alot of time at church in those days. I had to separate myself from my old life/start hanging around new folks that encouraged my new life.

So, long story short, 24 was a season of changes and trying to grow up some. I'm 52 now, and still a work in progress.

 

[basstracker89]

Working my butt off. I'd been married a couple years to a wonderful wife. We were still a couple years away from buying a house. These days according to her doesn't matter what I do, it's not right. In my perspective, she's just average......LOL, sound familiar

 

[boinky]

Building a golf course in Naples, FL..

 

[Not ATF]

Sgt in the Army, stationed in Cambodia.

 

[Navy/ArmyVet]

On my 15th month of a 16 month tour of duty on Midway Island.

 

[drewga11]

I had to think back to my birthday and add 24 yrs to figure out when that was. 2006 so that means I was over in Iraq being misused as an IED finder, which mostly consisted of driving around for 12 hours on the same stretch of road and seeing how many times hadji tried to blow us up.

 

[TresMonos]

I'm still trying to remember most of my 20's.....but I am making a little progress. 24 is still lost to me though.

God bless all of you that served, or can even remember what you were doing.

 

[emptyMAGS]