Holy Fucking Shit
Dear Readers,
I am going to point you to this entry by mary.
Or for those of you too lazy to click a link here's an excerpt so you have an idea.
Now the big question, do I really want to go to my 10 year reunion?
Still lamenting the fact that I don't have a sharp age advantage anymore,
--The old fogey author of this site
Post Scriptum: Despite the 10-year reunion, at least I'm not expected to be a real adult until my thirties. or atleast according to this article which tells me...
Post Post Scriptum: Dad, I don't really mean that.
I am going to point you to this entry by mary.
Or for those of you too lazy to click a link here's an excerpt so you have an idea.
Y'all! Y'ALL. I just got an e mail inviting me to a TEN YEAR high school reunion. I am SO OLD. First I had to turn twenty-five and now this? In one year? Being a child prodigy SUCKS.I haven't even turned 25 yet. But will in a dreadful 43 days. I'm growing wrinkles and gray hair and never expected that I would live this long.
Now the big question, do I really want to go to my 10 year reunion?
Still lamenting the fact that I don't have a sharp age advantage anymore,
--The old fogey author of this site
Post Scriptum: Despite the 10-year reunion, at least I'm not expected to be a real adult until my thirties. or atleast according to this article which tells me...
"A lot of people in their mid and late 20's do not think of themselves as adults," Dr. McAdams said, "even if they make a lot of money."It also gave me ideas about pilaging my dad's house the next time I visit. *Excellent idea*
The result is a period of life that has come to be known among some sociologists and psychologists as emerging adulthood. "It's like a new stage in life," Dr. McAdams said. "They're not teenagers, and they're not really adults."
Post Post Scriptum: Dad, I don't really mean that.
posted by K at
9:29 AM
4 Comments:
Yikes! Does that mean I've only got three years left before I have to become an adult? What if you don't make a lot of money, can that push it back a few more years?
All my hair fell out and I grew wild big crazy old-man eyebrows when I turned 25. 30% of my skeleton has now had to be replaced and I'm expecting to develop dementia in the next six months. Woohoo, its medication time!
By
Chris, at 7/30/2005 10:17 AM
...if by pilaging you mean to come and spend time helping your dear old dad (BTW,i think i'm now considered a grown up by societal standards)sort through some 24.9 years worth of kidling stuff, then by all means DO IT!!
By
daddio, at 7/30/2005 11:04 AM
I will be 32 a mere 20 days after you turn 25. Don't talk to me about old. They are practically planning my 20 year reunion now! Me=OLD
By
Tracy, at 7/30/2005 7:56 PM
If not for any other reason, go out of courtesy to the poor sucker who has to plan the reunion. That'll be me in about 3 years.
By
gibeonstar, at 8/01/2005 8:19 PM
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