Bringing up the rear

It seems I'm the last one to get back home and Home Sweet Home it is. Yes, the silly weather was so cold I started addressing Christmas cards. DH and I have been to a reunion where lots of the folks were getting close to 80 years old. What a hoot! You can learn a heap about 'old age and stealth' in a mob like that. One of the most profound comments was the discussion about whether it was a sound investment to renew your driver's license for 8 years. The hostess was even thoughtful enough to have an ambulance on standby. Polly

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Polly Esther
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Anyone ask about speed reading a library book or not watching a serialized tv show? Glad you enjoyed yourselves! barnyowl

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barnyowl

The park where I go to FL in the winter is mostly retired people, older than my 67 years. (DH & I are amoung the "young folks.) We all laugh when the roofing shingles must be replaced and the Lowe's man talks to us about using the 30 year shingles! Barbara, now in SC

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Bobbie Sews More

Two years ago the DMV gave my then 93 yr old father a 10 year extension on his driver's license.

He told me looked them square in the face, and said, "Oh! I hope I do not have to renew this again!"

G> The park where I go to FL in the winter is mostly retired people, older than

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Ginger in CA

That's funny! I have found that those who are older than 70 have their own ides of what is especially funny! Weird thing is-----I am starting to understand! Barbara in SC

"Ginger in CA" Two years ago the DMV gave my then 93 yr old father a 10 year extension on

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Bobbie Sews More

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