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| Tuesday, April 10, 2007 |
| You know You're getting OLD when... |
You ask Dippy Daughter to email you a relative's address. You tell her that the address is in the green address book.
She email's you that the address is not in the book. Hmmm, I know it's in there. Write back tell her to look again, maybe it's on the second page.
She tells you again no address for that relative.
Call Dippy Daughter on the phone and tell her to get the address book. Ask here for the first entry under the M's...second entry...low and behold that's the relative you are looking for.
Dippy Daughter states..."I know, but there is no email address written there."
:::Groan:::
When I think address, I think house address. Obviously the younger generation thinks of email addresses first. |
posted by Raven @ 3:15 PM  |
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My son's cousins stopped by one time last summer at his house and they wanted to know what that strange thing in the backyard was...It was a clothesline!! Oh how we quickly age. Cheers Raven!!
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Ouch! That hurts. Another one is when they were younger, going through a box of books a friend had given us my daughter brings me book and says there is a CD in it. I look in the book...it's a 45 record.
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I had a friends daughter look at me like I was an alien when I described turntables and albums...
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My version of this is that when my kids have a question that I can't answer, I tell them to look it up in the encyclopedia. Of course, they usually forgoe the nice World Book Encyclopedia set I bought them-- they go to Wikipedia.
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My son's cousins stopped by one time last summer at his house and they wanted to know what that strange thing in the backyard was...It was a clothesline!! Oh how we quickly age. Cheers Raven!!