Do you sometimes forget how old you are?

:laughing: love that idea, it would be fun​:grin:

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I spent a good fifteen minutes searching for my earbuds this morning, couldn’t find them anywhere…
Eventually I found them, firmly wedged in my ears!

Maybe I should go back to using these things…

Much harder to lose! :open_mouth:

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Oh yes, I’ve done this often with my reading glasses, running around the house looking for them while they were on my nose or on my head. :grin:

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Touche. Lug hole size imperative.
My Buds fall out. When I Fall asleep. Watching ‘Half of Traitors’ on TV. .
Cleaner Vacs. 3rd set of buds. Gone Walkabouts’.
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Wireless Cans.No prob.>>Except. No TV dialogue.
But plenty of Z-Gen Reggae.And Weather Forecasts.
Sticky Note on Screen.
“Must get. A new pair of. Lug Holes”.

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I don’t call being in our 70s elderly, more like getting on a bit. We are 73/77, we don’t feel very old at the moment. Bits of me are fairly new, like my knee :joy_cat::joy_cat::joy_cat:

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Now that my heart surgery is 6 months behind me I feel much more like my old self. Back taking care of and riding the Clydes again, and looking forward to getting stuck into the garden.

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Bet you were a cracker when you were 36/24/36 :grin: :icon_wink:

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70s aren’t really old. My husband says “old is 20 years older than you are”. He’s 78 in a few weeks

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Forgetting is easier nowadays, now the high street is consigned to history, you no longer unexpectedly cop your reflection in the shop windows :grin:

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most shops have that wooden glass these days, can’t stop to make sure yer hair is in place

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One would need a time machine to see if one’s hair is still in place.

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Copping a glimpse somehow makes using a changing cubicle to try something on in front of the full length mirror just a tad less traumatic!

Forewarned is forearmed! :open_mouth:

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In my late sixties, but don’t really consider myself as old…yet!

I agree Chilli about the changing rooms - far too much lighting in my opinion :open_mouth:

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I’ll probably going to regret saying this but…I love to catch a glimpse of myself when passing a reflective shop window, and I could spend all day in the changing room cubicle with the full length mirror, Mrs Fox has to drag me out when I’m trying stuff on…
:sunglasses:

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Hi

Nope,my body reminds me of my age every day.

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? Never.
89 is around the corner.
The Sinclair ZX is still working a treat.
But one cannot “Forget” how “Old”. DOS. is.
Only accepting Even numbers >> 18 months away.
Optimisation Rules. Believe IT. :innocent:

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I’m being optimistic when asking if anyone understands the above post?
No idea what Sinclair ZX is.
DOS may be a computer term.
and the rest?

Seriously, I need help with this.

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It was one of the first commercially available computers :smiley:

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I’m the same Foxy … it’s called chronic bad eyesight. Everything looks so much better now.

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Thanks for getting me out of a tight squeeze Morty…
:+1: