Carolina Baptist
Active Member
Some years ago, while on a mission trip, I told the youth that I was in my 30's. I was thirty-twelve. 
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What is your age?
- Thread starter SaggyWoman
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If there is any offense in this statement, it is to myself primarily, but....
I wish I were 2 or 3 decades younger, as I'm sure I would have better things to be doing than reading and posting on boards like this.
As of a few years ago, I am officially "ancient". You see, when I was very young, my mom took me to visit Aunt Ivy, who was my great-aunt. Aunt Ivy (as well as all other great-aunts and great-uncles) was "ancient" in my young eyes. Then my nephew and my niece both had kids (now teenagers!!! YIKES), and I became a great-uncle. Therefore, I must be ancient!
Of course, I have also often told people I am 2 -- 2 old, that is!
Real age? 57, and loving it.
BTW, Dear Wife is NOT ancient!!! Nobody better say anything about that either. She is a very young 50-something. Nearly 60-something. Never been more beautiful, either! I better quit before I get into MORE trouble then I am in now.
Bill :godisgood:
Of course, I have also often told people I am 2 -- 2 old, that is!
Real age? 57, and loving it.
BTW, Dear Wife is NOT ancient!!! Nobody better say anything about that either. She is a very young 50-something. Nearly 60-something. Never been more beautiful, either! I better quit before I get into MORE trouble then I am in now.
Bill :godisgood:
following-Him
Active Member
55 and soon to be a grandma again
Gold Dragon
Well-Known Member
Hey SaggyWoman, I was just curious about your choice of age brackets. Some of those numbers appear quite random. Is there any particular reason you chose them?
SaggyWoman
Active Member
No, there was not particular reason for my choice, but just pretty random.
To some extent, I kind of new the age range of folks at the Baptist Board (though not everyone answers polls...) I really felt that there was not a strong insurgence of under 40's here... The amazing bell curve of those 49 (at this posting) of who answered reflects that as well.
To some extent, I kind of new the age range of folks at the Baptist Board (though not everyone answers polls...) I really felt that there was not a strong insurgence of under 40's here... The amazing bell curve of those 49 (at this posting) of who answered reflects that as well.
mcdirector
Active Member
Carolina Baptist
Active Member
I tell folks that my wife is a great-aunt - I am a pretty good uncle. :smilewinkgrin:
When we got married I guess I got promoted to great-uncle.
I am 58 this year. Haven't celebrated a birthday in decades, family knows better then to bring it up either. Can't see celebrating getting older.
Think of the alternative of not becoming older. I am thankful for every birthday.
You're 51? Well, I'll be......
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.......always younger than you. (I'm 48).
Just kidding, brother! :flower:
Older than last weeks meatloaf. Younger than Fred Astaire.
mcdirector
Active Member
You know, Fred Astaire was born in 1899. Maybe you'd better pick a younger famous person to end that range with. Ha!!!
(Unless you are over 100 years old, that is. :laugh: :laugh
Just kidding. :flower:
GBC Pastor
New Member
32....glad you divided it where you did! Keeps me in with the twenty somethings a little longer!:tongue3:
Ok that tears it, you need to feature more singles get-togethers and maybe some hip-hop. Da T.R.U.T.H.