perspective and time is a bitch. I hear about my little nieces and nephews getting married or having kids and all I can remember is how tiny they were the last time I saw them.
I get aarp letters too, but it was also really common in the 90s and early 00s to fill in your birthday as the early half of the 1900s. So I think that’s just them thinking I’m over a hundred.
When I turned 30 I was quite ate up about it.
Now almost 20 years beyond that point, when a colleague turns 30, “oh whatever you’re still just a baby lol”
Funny how that works
perspective and time is a bitch. I hear about my little nieces and nephews getting married or having kids and all I can remember is how tiny they were the last time I saw them.
I see them and I think, damn you’re still kids.
Note you can sign up to AARP at any age.
can I wait to sign up until I’m 70 then? because shit is annoying.
I get aarp letters too, but it was also really common in the 90s and early 00s to fill in your birthday as the early half of the 1900s. So I think that’s just them thinking I’m over a hundred.
half? lucky.