Or are you under the misguided notion, you aren't.

 

 

Here is what I posted in another thread.

 

 

I figured out I was old when my team played Villa Madonna, a small Catholic high school and AC/DC was being used as the girls' team's warmup music.

 

The music I was not allowed to listen to growing up was now being used by Catholic girls as warmup music.

That I don't like really loud music! :lol::lol::lol::lol:

The way I see it or remind myself is that people that were born in 1990 graduate from high school this year.

 

That means they were 3 when I finished high school. :scared:

 

Yes, I know we have some people on the board that would consider 33 to be a youngster. :lol:

I do not really feel old until I start talking about graduating high school 15 years ago!

Old is whatever age your parents are.

When I started noticing that some of my son's girlfriends were pretty darn attractive. :lol:

When I started noticing that some of my son's girlfriends were pretty darn attractive. :lol:

 

Sicko!!! :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

When I started having parent teacher conferences where I was the same age as the parents.

When I came to the conclusion that 99% of rap music stinks.

When I was student teaching and my students thought I was 30. :irked:

I have co-workers now who were born after I was married.......... ouch.

When the girl behind the counter at Taco Bell called me sir. Made me want to puke.

There were several moments of enlightenment:

 

When I started noticing gray hair...no longer attached.

 

The first time the girl at the drive-thru called me "sir".

 

When I realized that all my favorite songs could now be found on the same oldies station that my parents used to drive me crazy with.

 

When I found out that (at least) one of my high school classmates has grandchildren -- that's freakin' scary right there!

 

When I stopped getting junk mail from the Army, Sports Illustrated, and various colleges; and started getting junk mail from Miracle Ear, AARP, and various funeral homes.

When the young lady at McDonald's gave me my cup of coffee and said this is your AARP complimentary cup of coffee. I just smiled and walked away------------------------MAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:madman:

1) When 36 Holes of Golf, started requiring Advil.

 

2) When salt/pepper color hair, has more salt and less pepper.

 

3) When you're coaching kids, of the kids you used to coach.