Old people probs
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How about Zayre - hated that store0
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Remembering my mom saving green stamps to get prizes. We'd go to a local store & "shop". I don't remember how she got the stamps, though.....2
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Oh, & my "fave" old person thing: losing relevancy to the younger generation. As if I haven't been around long enough to figure out how some things work.
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"Oh yeah, I remember the original version of this song."3
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Pour_Decisions wrote: »DoubleUbea wrote: »I am so old I remember this store called "Sears", we would look through their Christmas catalog to circle what we wanted for Christmas.
...and for you geeks and nerds, I remember when Computer Shopper magazine required a fork lift to pick up.
@DoubleUbea
Remembering Sears really isn't that long ago. They still have stores around. Do you remember Montgomery Ward or Woolworths?
OMG!! I remember Woolworths. :sad: :sad: :sad:
Yep - The Woolworths in my town had a soda fountain/ lunch counter0 -
empresssue wrote: »Remembering my mom saving green stamps to get prizes. We'd go to a local store & "shop". I don't remember how she got the stamps, though.....
My Mom saved them too - you got them as an incentive to shop at grocery stores - the more $ you spent - the more stamps you got0 -
When you turn on the TV by standing up and walking over to it then look for Gunsmoke you know your memory has left you behind!1
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empresssue wrote: »Remembering my mom saving green stamps to get prizes. We'd go to a local store & "shop". I don't remember how she got the stamps, though.....
My Mom saved them too - you got them as an incentive to shop at grocery stores - the more $ you spent - the more stamps you got
That's right!!! Now I remember. Thanks
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I have broken, torn, ruptured, so much crap in my body when I don't hurt I get worried. I start wondering if I woke up dead, all sixth sense and what not.
I've notice when I hurt something it stays hurt longer than just 5 years ago.
Getting old is not for the faint of heart but it sure beats the option.
You're not 'that' old ... 😉
Don't worry, I feel old as dirt some days though.0 -
I have broken, torn, ruptured, so much crap in my body when I don't hurt I get worried. I start wondering if I woke up dead, all sixth sense and what not.
I've notice when I hurt something it stays hurt longer than just 5 years ago.
Getting old is not for the faint of heart but it sure beats the option.
You're not 'that' old ... 😉
Don't worry, I feel old as dirt some days though.
Some days I feel 90 days older than dirt.1 -
When you turn on the TV by standing up and walking over to it then look for Gunsmoke you know your memory has left you behind!
I remember having to get up & walk across the room to change the channel.
I lmao when my ex-hubby lost the remote & panicked because he wouldn't be able to turn on the TV & change the channel. He's a year older than me, so I reminded him of our youth. He wasn't amused, but I was
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empresssue wrote: »When you turn on the TV by standing up and walking over to it then look for Gunsmoke you know your memory has left you behind!
I remember having to get up & walk across the room to change the channel.
I lmao when my ex-hubby lost the remote & panicked because he wouldn't be able to turn on the TV & change the channel. He's a year older than me, so I reminded him of our youth. He wasn't amused, but I was
It was no big deal because we only had 3 channels1 -
SandSeaSkySoul wrote: »DoubleUbea wrote: »I am so old I remember this store called "Sears", we would look through their Christmas catalog to circle what we wanted for Christmas.
...and for you geeks and nerds, I remember when Computer Shopper magazine required a fork lift to pick up.
@DoubleUbea
Remembering Sears really isn't that long ago. They still have stores around. Do you remember Montgomery Ward or Woolworths?
There was a Woolworths at my local mall, during the early 1990's! Montgomery Ward's a catalog/online store now, however their brick & mortar stores're prior to my time!
I remember Bradlees was equivalent to today's Target, Clover was like a combination of both Kmart {building} & Target {merchandise}, Jamesway was like Kmart, Caldor was like Walmart & Ames was a combination of both Kmart {building} & Family Dollar {prices}!
I remember laying on the floor at my grandparents’ house, paging studiously through their copies of the Sears and JC Penney catalogs to make wish lists when I was elementary school age.
Our closest Sears just finally closed last fall and Montgomery Ward was here until at least 2000, as I remember shopping there for my oldest son when he was a baby. The long-gone store I remember fondly was Venture, though. There was a KMart just across the street from it that we went to sometimes, but Venture was our go-to for most things and I remember saving change as a kid to be able to buy an icee at the dining area on the way out.2 -
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DoubleUbea wrote: »
It did take some effort to turn the knob - How would you log that under exercise ?0 -
Hiding things in a safe place then forgetting where that place is 😬😜3
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empresssue wrote: »When you turn on the TV by standing up and walking over to it then look for Gunsmoke you know your memory has left you behind!
I remember having to get up & walk across the room to change the channel.
I lmao when my ex-hubby lost the remote & panicked because he wouldn't be able to turn on the TV & change the channel. He's a year older than me, so I reminded him of our youth. He wasn't amused, but I was
It was no big deal because we only had 3 channels
And an antenna.0 -
DoubleUbea wrote: »
It did take some effort to turn the knob - How would you log that under exercise ?
At least 20 cals per click, plus cals for walking across the room to change the channel, plus cals for adjusting the antenna. That adds up quickly.
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New rules in mah life:
- Don't trust farts
- Don't waste erections
- Don't pass bathrooms
- Ibuprofen is part of warm-up and cool down
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I still go to step on the clutch while driving!0
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DoubleUbea wrote: »
I also miss that and the Kill switch! I really thought no one else knew where it was except me!0 -
When every conversation with longterm work contacts quickly becomes "When can you go [retire]?" because they know you've been working for a gazillion years.0
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Restaurants are always so dark. And the print on the menus is so small. I usually end up whipping out my phone to shine the light and magnify the type.3
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My right knee hurts now and again. Old knee injury when I was younger lets me know to slow down now. The problem is I am only 33.0
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When they talk about some famous person, singer, or actor, who got married , divorced, OD'd , or died, and I never heard of him or her, or the TV show or movie they did , or heard any of their music or know the name of their band. That's OK because I wouldn't like the music anyway2
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