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california_chief - 09 Sep 2007 19:05 GMT

"Borrowed" from FidoNet <g>

> Funny, isn't it, how one can relate to one's kid brother as
> actually *kid* brother? But I still do it, even though he,
> just like you, was born in 1950. :)

Well, at 57 I'm still the baby of the family.

Speaking of ages, I take a lot of survey's on the net. The other day one
was classifying ages, part of the survey, and there was a space to check
your age. Usually these are 18-25, 26-35, etc. This one was:
18-35 Young Adult
36-43 Middle Age
44-63 Pre-retirment
63-onward Retirement age

I haven't thought of my being "pre-retirement" age. But then, I guess I am
since I'm not retired...
But I have never thought of "middle aged" being between 36 and 43...

___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.20

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Carole - 09 Sep 2007 19:25 GMT

> Well, at 57 I'm still the baby of the family.

At 56, I'm the only one left. Whoever thought?

> Speaking of ages, I take a lot of survey's on the net. The other day one
> was classifying ages, part of the survey, and there was a space to check
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> 44-63 Pre-retirment
> 63-onward Retirement age

Now where does that leave me since I'm 56 and retired? :-))

Carole

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Lee O. - 10 Sep 2007 03:15 GMT

>Now where does that leave me since I'm
> 56 and retired? :-))

>Carole

You're just a woman ahead of her time.

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Jean - 10 Sep 2007 03:40 GMT

The older I get the older middle age gets. Like now, middle age is from
60 - 80. And since I'm still a kid at 57 I haven't even hit middle age yet.

:o)

Jean

> "Borrowed" from FidoNet <g>
>
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> ... Epitaph: SECRETARIAT -- I've Fallen And I Can't Giddyup

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