You know you are getting old when:

Pics
Date sort Score sort
I was looking for a bulb syringe in the baby section of the store. (To put drops in my dog's ears, not to suction snot out of a baby's nostril.) A woman there started chatting with me and asked if I had a granddaughter or a grandson.

To think that someone automatically assumed I had grandchildren made me feel old.
 
sourland said:
We were lucky enough to take a trip throughout Italy. I was amazed to see the varying DNA throughout the country from swarthy Arabic to fair skinned/blue eyed/redheads.
Click to expand...
My maternal grandmother, who grew up in Mexico till she was a teenager, was a fair-skinned, auburn-haired Castilian Spanish woman with freckles! She married my grandfather, a short, handsome dark-skinned man. According to my mother, Grandmother always felt she'd married beneath her because of his dark skin. I guess Grandmother was a bit of a snob, lol.
 
Sally PB said:
I was looking for a bulb syringe in the baby section of the store. (To put drops in my dog's ears, not to suction snot out of a baby's nostril.) A woman there started chatting with me and asked if I had a granddaughter or a grandson.

To think that someone automatically assumed I had grandchildren made me feel old.
Click to expand...
I get that assumption all the time. My response is, "All of my grandkids have four legs."
My Granddogger, Flower:
1761862722890.jpeg
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom