Feeling old?

Dennis":cc8djpmn said:
Oh well... another perk of getting older down the drain :lol:
There is no perk to getting older unless you consider age relate aches and pains a perk. Any of the advertised discount savings is spent on medications at the drug store.
 
Just got home from the 6 month dental cleaning, check up. Received a card with the next cleaning appointment in 6 months. Magnet posted the card on the refrigerator.

The refrigerator door was covered with my medical appointments. The freezer side was covered with wife's medical appointments.

Then it struck me. Parents post pictures their kids drew on the refrigerator. Elderly post their medical appointments.
 
I was starting to feel a bit choked up about all the one foot in the grave talk. Then I did the math assuming Potosi graduated students around age 18, (50+18) and realized that John is not that far ahead of me.

1951 would have been my dads birth year! :surrender: ...Happy Fathers Day! :||): (Maybe he won't notice it is a few days early) :dog:
 
this thread is a little old, I am 71 now. :x A better one is my wife. She taught 3rd grade for several years then took a break to have a family and get the kids a ways through their education, then went back to teach special education, guess that was a natural as long as she had been married to me. In total she taught about 25 years, + the time off, then retired and substituted a few years. She decide to completely retire when she realized she was teaching a GRANDKID of one of her 3rd grade students. :lol:
 
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