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....that one stray hair is harder to find because its finally turned grey.

....while alone in the fitting room you keep feeling a tap on the back of your knee... then realize it's your own rear.

.... you can carry a wallet under one breast and your glucose meter under the other WITHOUT wearing a bra.

.... you see someone at the store and think "Geez, that old gal is showing her age!" and then realize it's a mirror.

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When you turn on a "Top 40" radio station and don't know a single song... and can't stand any of them either!

When you fondly recall the freedom of driving in your car, the one place you could go where no one can reach you (before cell phones)

When you watch college sports and notice the athletes look like kids

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ha ha ha... those are good one too.

I remember hearding a Musak version of Saturday Night Fever a few years back and thinking OMG!

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Last summer, I decided to go on a fitness kick and start bike riding (which I had enjoyed about a decade ago). So, I bring it up from the basement, get it all tuned up, air in the tires, pack all my db suplies in the little handlebar bag..............................I was ready to hop on and my leg would not swing up and over like it used to. Tried again, same deal. Hmmmmmm.....some old age stiffness seemed to have set in. Then I tried to lift it over with my arms. A couple of people walked by and laughed......................Yes, I finally got on it, but by then was very tired.

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I had something similar happen to me. While getting into the passenger side of the car. I found that I could not lift my right leg to get it into the car. Hmmm... I thought. Tried again... nope. Grabbed my pantleg and lifted...

I REALLY need to get out more. LOL

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You know you're old when just reading Kathy's post makes you tired

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Scott,you always make me laugh.....

When some one offered me her seat in airport bus taking us to the aeroplane.I said God,do I look that old!!

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When the bagger at the grocery store calls you "ma'am" and means it because you are older than their mother!

BUT I'M NOT THAT OLD!

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LOL oh yeah! Or when you and or young friend are out for lunch and they ask your friend if YOU are her mother. :(


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How about when your high school classmates have kids going to the same school you went to.

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rainbow, my kids went to the same school and now my grandkids are going to it too. ok, now i feel old. all my teachers are retired and their kids are now teaching my grandkids.

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My old high school biology teacher (from 1978) now teaches at my daughter's school. In a couple of years, my daughter will have her for her own science class. If it is any consolation, I wonder how old my old science teacher will feel teaching a second generation.

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You know you are getting old when ..... your Diabetic diagnoses year was before many of the other members birth year.

Cheers!

Danny

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