Yes Karen and today would be one of the 95 days

Me too. My back is acting up and I have so much I want to do.

I keep thinking "20 years ago when I was 30... " so I must THINK I am 50 ...BUT 50 sounds FEELS very old...because I honestly MOSTLY BELIEVE I am still 30...until I do the math..

Good for you, Rosie!

They say age is just a number...I somewhat believe that...
But I am SUCH a stickler for expiration dates!

I never did like math and the kids back me up on ignoring expiration dates

If it wasn't for back pain and arthritis, I'd feel much younger!

Linda, it's the same here and I hate it!

LindaTX8 said:If it wasn't for back pain and arthritis, I'd feel much younger!

Ditto! When I'm sitting and planning my day I inevitably plan for some much younger version of myself to get the work done...

I think I do that too!

And then after I get the job done I think what were you thinking girl

I still use a rotary dial phone.

I REMEMBER those! We didn't have a phone when I was very young, but then when we did get one, it looked like that! And to try it out, I was given the time number! I remember dialing and it made those noises. Couldn't dial real quick like you can now!
Okay, I hate to do this...I really, really do. My father had the bad habit of singing silly songs and repeating rhymes he'd somehow picked up in his youth. And some of those are trapped in my brain, God help me! Examples: first, a silly song:
Them cakes that mammy makes, they ain't fit for snakes.
They're the most wonderful cakes of all!
A silly rhyme:
Ice twice, six cents a slice, four cents a dime's worth, twice as nice!
I swear, he wasn't crazy and was a very sober responsible husband and father, but I just wondered if anybody can suggest anything to get them out of my head!!!

I remember getting to dial the time number on our rotary phones. Great fun!

My dad sang silly made up songs too, Linda, and I still remember them. It's sort of nice, and I don't worry about trying to forget them. He's been gone for a long time, but it's a nice memory.

So many times I find myself remembering things my folks often said. I say keep them in your brain as fond memories!

We found mom and dads old phone without the dial from their party line!!! My nephew kept it for his office.

plantmanager said:I remember getting to dial the time number on our rotary phones. Great fun!

Remember the size of the first mobile phones

732-8900 That is the first home phone number I memorized. No Area Code back then. We lived in the 93277 Zip Code when they first invented them. The first house we lived in is now a substance abuse house! I'd like to visit there one day for other reasons, of course! Grandma's phone number was PR6-1785. PR stood for the "Prospect" area.

Great cartoon, Greg. That's about what it's like when I talk with my grandchildren!

I saw this today and it cracked me up