How old are you?

[stevedevil]

Im 43, Just.. Born in the 60's, only just though !! lol

[Guest]

so at 36 i'm the 'baby' of the bunch?.....I'll have to rethink my use of smileys and start explaining in a LOUD voice what they mean!!

oi watch it you i'm not that old

[annie]

sod off leon..................age is but a number...lol!

[Guest Salvatore]

March 2014 I collect a pension so in count down mode as only a year and a bit

How old will that make me though ?

;)

[geodar]

54 going on for 30

geoff

[Guest Lee]

Growing old is compulsory but growing up is optional.

My Dad is 80 in January but Jean & my Mum say that when we are together it's like having to look after two 10 year olds.

[Leon]

March 2014 I collect a pension so in count down mode as only a year and a bit

How old will that make me though ?

58?

[Guest Salvatore]

58?

Haha......no

Though sometimes I know I look it

Like today when I picked up some new drug and machine I need to use in order to take it :(

[NannyFerret]

I'm almost with you, Tina - 69 next month, and feeling great - but I've no idea who that 'old' person is I see in the bathroom mirror!

Glad I'm not the only one. My glasses steam up in the bathroom. Very handy as I don't have to look in the mirror then. lol.

so at 36 i'm the 'baby' of the bunch?.....I'll have to rethink my use of smileys and start explaining in a LOUD voice what they mean!!

i guess I am lucky as I have really good hearing, but it's very frustrating as my hubby is very deaf and has the TV up so loud. I'm sure that it will damage my ear drums one day :rolleyes:

[FUJI]

I felt very ancient this afternoon, when I gave a presentation on Old Wooden Toys to two classes of five year olds..........at my old infant and junior school......

Trying to explain that I was there as a five year old in 1942 wasn't easy......great fun though, especially now that I have hearing aids and new eyes.......when I did the same talk four years ago, I had great trouble hearing their little voices then.

FUJI

[JohnP]

I'd like to think at the age of 66 I'm still young but of course there are things I find more difficult these days. When I have the time I still do walks of 10 miles even though I nearly lost my right leg in a motorcycle accident when I was 20 (not my fault) and this took many surgical operations over a 10 year period to give me the leg I have today which is still one inch short. I still work full time in the Spring/Summer running my one man courier business. I work part time in the winter, take today for instance... no pre-bookings so I thought I would be at home today... mobile rings at 9am and within 10 minutes after completing the paperwork I'm off to central London to deliver samples to Sainsbury's head office in Holborn. Since the beginning of the year I driven nearly 50,000 miles.... not bad for an OAP... I would like to travel more but running a small business makes this difficult, fortunately my main customer is happy to use another courier once in a while so that I can take a break and I recently went to Ecuador to the Amazon Basin and the Andes, I also visited Cuba last March. I'm trying to decide where to go next... Peru, Africa or possiibly Iceland next June.... I have a lot to pack into the next few years before aches and pains and scrambled brains take over... :lolu:

[Leon]

I'd like to think at the age of 66 I'm still young but of course there are things I find more difficult these days. When I have the time I still do walks of 10 miles even though I nearly lost my right leg in a motorcycle accident when I was 20 (not my fault) and this took many surgical operations over a 10 year period to give me the leg I have today which is still one inch short. I still work full time in the Spring/Summer running my one man courier business. I work part time in the winter, take today for instance... no pre-bookings so I thought I would be at home today... mobile rings at 9am and within 10 minutes after completing the paperwork I'm off to central London to deliver samples to Sainsbury's head office in Holborn. Since the beginning of the year I driven nearly 50,000 miles.... not bad for an OAP... I would like to travel more but running a small business makes this difficult, fortunately my main customer is happy to use another courier once in a while so that I can take a break and I recently went to Ecuador to the Amazon Basin and the Andes, I also visited Cuba last March. I'm trying to decide where to go next... Peru, Africa or possiibly Iceland next June.... I have a lot to pack into the next few years before aches and pains and scrambled brains take over...

I was a self employed courier 5 years ago although I wad contracted to Speed couriers in Manchester (they gave us 40% of the jobs:( ) I know how hard it is to make a living, but I wish I was doing it again, the freedom and the frequent trips to London, Scotland and surprising amount of time in North Yorkshire (a lot of converted barns owned by barristers) now I'm stuck in an office driving a computer, sure it's ageing me twice as quick as normal?

[fuzzyedges]

Is that the time ?? where is my horlicks