... when watching a Yorkshire cricket match you note that the first match recorded in your scorebook featured the fathers of two of the current players (Bairstow and Sidebottom, in case you're interested; Yorks v Kent 1979...)
... your son comments on how your shoes are old-fashioned ...
... you remember Now that's what I call music (number free; the first) being released and your children (with Now 78) are confused as they thought one came out every year ...
... the gentleman opposite on the train asks if the two young children you are with (my nephew and niece, taking them home) are your grandchildren...
*reaching for my zimmer-frame*
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I remember the first 'that's what I call music' too. But hey, old(ish) is cool I reckon; who'd want to be a teenager again?
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Teeth get brittle? Oh hell
And yes, I remember the single number Now cassettes...
*reaches for zimmer frame too*
Mark - that is a valid point. As I enter a new decade the teens are not where I'd choose to return to!
Muddling Along - I know! Teeth! I have years of disasters ahead of me!
In all honesty, it was the grandmother comment that really got to me. Clearly I have aged more than I'd hoped.
:-)
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