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Especially when I consider that I remember his dad's rookie year.
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I knew I was getting old, when I was getting old.
After reading about Chapman and others, I'm grateful for it. all the best, barry |
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I know I am getting old when
1. I scratch an itch and get a cramp. 2. I can't see what I am trying to read until I re-adjust the range at which I am viewing. 3. Kids in their 20s keep looking younger and younger. These things happen frequently.
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Leon Luckey www.luckeycards.com |
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I am working with my son and a friend on his Eagle Scout project. It's hard labor, lots of augering holes and shoveling gravel. That has made me feel old to a degree, but even my 17 year old is sore after a hard day at it. The other day, I was talking to his friend who was lamenting how old his grandfather was...which is 8 years older than I am.
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When we're getting ready for our annual fantasy football league called "Hall of Fame".
This year, it's HOF: Year 11. That's old.. |
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You know you're getting old when....your 60th birthday is only five weeks away! Yikes, where has the time gone?
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When I have to use my ever-increasing-present reading glasses to read the Factory line on T206 Sweet Caporal and Piedmont cards.... Bummer.
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Quote:
Barry how are you doing young man
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