Fortunately that will be a while yet.@bobbi-j , wait until they are both over 50.Have a good visit.
I think I’ll wait to be old when my youngest hits 50 or maybe 60 - we’ll see. I have 23 years to figure it out. An older lady in my church says, “Old is always 10 years older than however old you are.”I don't know bobbi, 2 kids 30 or over AND grandkids? Sounds like you ARE old enough
Dad figured he was old when his firstborn hit 50, I told him he wouldn't be old until the youngest hit 50. Of course that happened 11.5 years ago. Dad turned 90 last October.
No joke. They were telling me that at the local MFA saying they had people tell them that the worst of winter was over. Probably same folks who read the old farmers almanac which said we were going to have a mild winter. . I read the new farmers almanac which was going by the solar forecast which says we are in a solar minimum without many sun spots which generally means colder, harsher winters.
I have to agree with her!! Used to be 50 was old. Now I look at people who are healthy at 70 or 80 and think "they aren't so old".
You never know what will come in handy!
Cool! I want to come to your house and play!
Didn't you just imply how quickly he reached thirty? It won't be any slower getting to 50! 2/3rds the time actually... Matter of fact, I expect when he gets there, it will seem like just yesterday you were discussing him being 30!
Time, in general, is fourth or fifth dimensional stuff... It's fast and slow at the same time and moves differently for each individual person. Even if they are standing right next to each other 
Luckily I was able to copy the above work before signing back in, then paste it to a new window here. This has happened to me several times over the past week or so. Has anyone else had this issue? Getting signed out 1/2 way through doing something?
