You KNOW you are getting old when.....
....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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Permalink Reply by Josephine on -
Definitely, no harm in dancing. No need to take husband either, surplus baggage, lol.
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Permalink Reply by Gerriann Tobkin on -
When my 15 year-old makes $10 an hour babysitting and I recall making $.50 an hour.
When I offer to take the same 15 year-old to a 4-day music festival (Rothbury) and he turns me down because I'm not cool enough and my, "...lack of appreciation of the event would stifle his enjoyment". Ha, if he only knew...
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Permalink Reply by Terry Keelan on -
The words coming out of your mouth sound like one of your parents.
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