Discrimination !!!!Watch out! They are trying to smoke out all the Old Farts!
Which decade were you born in?
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@HelenBorn 1942 in England during the war .
I’m 78 , so old enough to be your grandma @Josho
....in fact you are younger than all my grandchildren !!
I have sure ‘peaked’....my concentration these days is not as good as it used to be. ( neither are the bones!). LOL
But still here and still kicking...but not very high these days!
There may still be plenty of good years left by God's grace for you to watch your family - already well grown up - mature well further!Kind of an unusual thread maybe but just think you were still in your 40s when the Berlin Wall came down.
Prayer Warrior
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LOL.....Which one? “Baby” or “Baby Boomer”?
I was thinking of 'Baby boomer'.
But yes of course there's also the 'baby', that ppl add to sentences, as in (Telly Savalas) "Where's the lollipops, baby?"
That is good, but how many can surpass my granddaughter, who was 12 years old on 12-12-2012? How significant are 12's?
Prayer Warrior
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Lol, not that kind of baby. I said Josho is a baby, as in, very young. I was just joshing, of course.
I don’t mean to sound condescending, but do you know what the term “Baby Boomer” means?
Mine then may connect more closely to the time of Adam! @Helen may remember better than me!
Well it came about after WW2 when all those couples separated by the conflict were together again.Lol, not that kind of baby. I said Josho is a baby, as in, very young. I was just joshing, of course.
I don’t mean to sound condescending, but do you know what the term “Baby Boomer” means?
Prayer Warrior
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Kick? What's that? And I'm only 76, still young at heart, even if I cannot kick!Born 1942 in England during the war .
I’m 78 , so old enough to be your grandma @Josho
....in fact you are younger than all my grandchildren !!
I have sure ‘peaked’....my concentration these days is not as good as it used to be. ( neither are the bones!). LOL
But still here and still kicking...but not very high these days!
But I was born in 1943, or during the war, so I'm too old to be included, right? Talk about over the hill! LOL
Prayer Warrior
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Well, hopefully Social Security won’t run out for you. But for the Baby Boomers, who knows? I’m certainly not counting on it.But I was born in 1943, or during the war, so I'm too old to be included, right? Talk about over the hill! LOL
When I was a student 1969-1970 in Berlin, I was on the West Berlin side and the wall was certainly still intact.@Helen
Kind of an unusual thread maybe but just think you were still in your 40s when the Berlin Wall came down.
I heard of someone who retired at 48 with a weak heart...and died of heart problems...at 101...
I bought a piece of the Berlin Wall for a young friend, when I visited there...
Well I retired 20 years ago before I was old enough for early SSA retirement, but having worked for Social Security all of those years, perhaps I was wise enough to fix mine so it would never run out... for me anyway? LOL
The East German guards would have frowned on me taking a piece when I was there. I did pass through to eat an inexpensive meal on the other side. I doubt anything like that is happening anymore.
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