30 Things About Your 30s


So the other day I get this comment in response to my 1st VEDA (Vlog Every Day In August) video asking for topics:

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and, beyond the fact that her calling me “a bit older” made me legitimately chuckle, I was game so I came up with a list of 30 things you can look forward to in your 30s.  LEGGO!

1. My  joints decided to go on sabbatical

Round ’bout 32 my knees and ankles said they had enough.  It’s a darn shame because, prior to that, I was a very active young lady (which I’m sure contributed to the leave of absence of my cartilage).  It was like someone flipped a switch honestly. One day I was at Zumba class killing the game, the next I couldn’t walk. Welcome to my 30s.

2. Just random pains in general

Without warning or provocation my back (or any other choice body part) will ache to varying degrees. What’s that about?  I’m assuming wear and tear. *tear*

3. Gray hair

Gray hairs are par for the course and actually started in my twenties.  I still only have 2 isolated patches to that’s a positive. But the patches are expanding. Negative.

4. Facial hair

Facial hairs are NOT par for the female course and I can still remember finding my 1st one when I was FOURTEEN at Vacation Bible School. It was not a good day. Either way, the 3rd floor has made these jokers multiply like bunnies like I need more of that. I don’t.

5. Gray. facial. hair.

Yes you read that correctly. I mean after #3 and #4 what did I expect? They come in gray. They come in on my face. They now come in gray on my face. This cannot be my 38 year old life.

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What have your 30s been like? Did I hit the nail on the head? 

Roshini Cope, aka Glamazini, is a certified life coach and special needs mom who infuses wisdom with wit to guide Black and West Indian women on their journey of healing and transformation. She is a content creator that resonates deeply with women seeking meaningful change in their lives. Her down-to-earth approach to lifestyle enhancement makes personal growth feel accessible, inspiring, and fun. Surrounded by pineapples – her chosen symbol of joy – she guides her audience to create the life they truly desire, one heartfelt laugh at a time. Work with Roshini