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What’s the year again?

Written By: Colleen - Aug• 30•13

True story.  I’m 29 years old, but I still feel like I’m 24.  It’s weird to think I’m now the same age as they were during the early seasons Friends.

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  • Pat Sponaugle

    I often forget how ancient I am. And since the children of my peers are now grown adults, and share the interests of their parents, and therefore my interestes, I think of them as peers. And so I mentally de-age myself unconsciously.

    So, I have to try to focus on remember how ancient I am. Which gets harder, because of that whole memory thing and … what are we talking about? Is Matlock on tonight?

  • Pat Sponaugle

    I often forget how ancient I am. And since the children of my peers are now grown adults, and share the interests of their parents, and therefore my interestes, I think of them as peers. And so I mentally de-age myself unconsciously.

    So, I have to try to focus on remember how ancient I am. Which gets harder, because of that whole memory thing and … what are we talking about? Is Matlock on tonight?

    • Colleen Glatfelter

      lol you’re not ancient. There’s nothing wrong with treating the children of your friends as peers. It means you respect them as adults. :)

      • Pat Sponaugle

        Thank you!

  • Desiree’ Bingham

    Ha! I do the same thing. I have to judge time by the age of my children in order to get it right. Otherwise, it will always be “just a few years ago”.

    • Colleen Glatfelter

      haha while we were watching The World’s End tonight, Jay turned to me and went, “Holy crap, 1990 was 23 years ago?! When did that happen?”

      • Pat Sponaugle

        I actually thought of this post of yours while watching TWE Saturday night. That movie kind of hit home.

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