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Re: Realising I'm old!

Posted: February 26th, 2024, 11:31 pm
by gryffron
monabri wrote:I was 'disgruntled' when I received a letter from SAGA....at 50 years of age. What are they trying to do...catch 'em young?

I was gutted when the comparison site found that Saga provided the best insurance quote for my car. I was 52. Bought it anyway.

Gryff

Re: Realising I'm old!

Posted: February 27th, 2024, 12:22 pm
by redsturgeon
bungeejumper wrote:Welcome back, PG, where've you been?

BJ


Having a long nap in that comfy chair?

Re: Realising I'm old!

Posted: February 27th, 2024, 12:35 pm
by tjh290633
I've just emptied one of my compost bins. My body is telling me that I've done enough work. Shovelling the best part of a ton is a good way to find out if you are getting old.

TJH

Re: Realising I'm old!

Posted: February 27th, 2024, 6:17 pm
by scotia
tjh290633 wrote:I've just emptied one of my compost bins. My body is telling me that I've done enough work. Shovelling the best part of a ton is a good way to find out if you are getting old.

TJH

I think you would have had been better to try something less challenging!
However I remember my father's exploits around your age, and I'm afraid that he was usually deaf to our entreaties.

Re: Realising I'm old!

Posted: February 27th, 2024, 6:54 pm
by brightncheerful
I realised iwas. getting old when i started referring to other people's children as "youngsters".

I shall be three-quarters of a century this year. I am not retired. Among my regular clients is a company for which I've bben acting for 50 years qhich was before the incumbent managing director was born.

Re: Realising I'm old!

Posted: February 28th, 2024, 8:43 am
by tjh290633
scotia wrote:
tjh290633 wrote:I've just emptied one of my compost bins. My body is telling me that I've done enough work. Shovelling the best part of a ton is a good way to find out if you are getting old.

TJH

I think you would have had been better to try something less challenging!
However I remember my father's exploits around your age, and I'm afraid that he was usually deaf to our entreaties.

It's a once a year job. Now I can get on with grass cutting and a bit of weeding. Then I can have an afternoon nap. Not today, though, as we are going out for a pub lunch.

TJH

Re: Realising I'm old!

Posted: February 28th, 2024, 10:34 am
by Cornytiv34
Not liked, daily fight of weak fingers with new plastic "all or nothing" shaving cream top.
Liked a lot, waiting to see our Great, Great Grandson at the family "Do" for my 90th next month and the promised 5 generation photos.

Mike
Cornytiv34