Doug is now a quinquagenarian.
Time to party.
As birthdays go, 50 used to smack of cardigans, nasty coughs and golfing carts. If 40 was the end of youth, "the big five-oh" was the dreaded number that ushered in the twilight years of cruise ships and varifocals.
But we are now in an era in which 50 is the new 34. The increasingly glamorous image of 50-year-olds has even spawned a new term, the "Quintastics" - thanks, in part, to the visibility of a number of high-profile celebrities who met the event with undimished glamour.
Getting older only matters if you don't feel good in yourself. You can use it as a reason to celebrate, or a reason to get depressed.
For Douglas - a definite time to celebrate and party.
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