Chelsea Clinton is MARRIED?
MTV is 29 today???
Oh, and I just got some Facebook pics from a college class reunion and everyone looks like a MOM!!
If anyone needs me, I'll be curled in the corner, weeping quietly while trying to paste together the broken spine of my original Trouser Press Record Guide.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
I turn 63 in two weeks. You want to talk about feeling old?
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/30/08
What the he**! Life begins at whatever age I happen to be in two weeks.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/5/04
Trouser Press? I always did like you, Borstal.
What got me about Chelsea Clinton wasn't her getting married but that she is 30 years old. I kind of was like "Wow, time flies"!
But at 49 I really don't feel old.
I have my days. Usually when I turn off the radio station my kids want saying something like, "That's NOT music!" (recently turned 47)
I am older than Dollypop? I really feel ill now
i've had my cat for FIVE YEARS? jezuz christ...
Every year there is a new batch of "doc"lings at the hospital. I am begining to feel like Miss Mary on Romper Room!
Ge-Valt!
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
Yes, Roxy. You ARE older than I am---by decades!
I used to be a HS teacher and all of my old students are getting married and having kids. Surprisingly it really doesn't make me feel that old. Probably because I had my son at 37 and so now although I am 44, I have a 7 year old so it keeps me sort of young. Plus I think I look young for my age. I'm probably delusional, but I like to think it anyway.
Sorry to disappoint Dolly but I will turn 64 8/15. I will be in Vegas celebrating. I will toast you there
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/19/05
Triple Chai 54. Better than the alternative.
When I see kids with the Led Zeppelin tour shirts and I tell them that was my first concert in '75 (ninteen not eighteen) they are impressed.
There are advantage to being older.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/19/03
My partner turned 50 in June and the AARP mailings are already rolling in.
I turn 50 in 18 days and expect my first packet any day now.
I am told frequently that I look a good ten years younger, which I hope follows me as I move onto 60 and 70....
Don't rub it in! Next week my age turns into the year I was born...55....EGADS!!!!
....whippersnappers, dag-nabit!
I so needed to stumble upon this thread on my "birthday" today. That's right, javero is now closer to 50 than 40 at a ripe 46 yrs young.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
>>>"Sorry to disappoint Dolly but I will turn 64 8/15. I will be in Vegas celebrating. I will toast you there."<<<
Only 64? That means that PB ENT is the oldest member of the board right now. Judging from the pictures I've seen of her, she's easily in her 70's.
LOL! Sorry...Dolly & Roxie still hold the record, bless their little ole' hearts. I'm mid 50's ...and thankfully in great health...(no kiddin')!
I'll be there soon enough, but I'll never catch up to ya'... Nice try, though.
As long as we're confessing our ages, I am a mere 49 years old, turning 50 in March. Though age has never bothered, I used to ALWAYS be told I looked much younger than my age, and too young to have kids as old as mine are. Lately, that doesn't happen much, if at all. The last six years or so have been terribly difficult, with significant health issues for both my wife and mother, and it has aged me. I feel older every single day of my life.
EVERY day I go from feeling very old to feeling good that I'm where I am. I think I forget my age, but then am reminded of it when I least expect it. My husband turns 50 early next year...which doesnt make me feel old, just what the eff am I going to do for him to celebrate?!
Doodle, talk to Boobs, Deet and Girly -- they all are "old" this year.
What's sad is that I actually did get information in the mail once for AARP. I'm only 26... I think I was either 24 or 25 when I got it too.
Girly's going to kill you, SOMMS. I'll try to protect you as best I can, but just in case, it was nice knowin' ya!
And as for AARP, yep, the mailings started within minutes of my birthday. I joined, because what the hell, I can always use the discount at Duane Reade.
My favorite AARP mailing to date was the one that came with the message: TIME SENSITIVE MATERIAL. Very. Funny.
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