You won't believe this!
 

They sent me an AARP card today...surely there has been a mistake. Don't you have to be old for that?:telephone

AARP??

You have to be at least 50 years old.

I quote: "Just turned 50? Relax. AARP has you covered."

Have no worry, dear Rhoni.

They would not have sent you a card if they did not know your age. Those people are very astute with their mailing lists.

Remember this. You are one day older than you were yesterday. Each day draws you closer to retirment, whether you want to retire or no. One day you will...voluntarily or involuntarily. They know it.

I guess I'd be more concerned about how they knew this about you and concerned about how they obtained such information.

:sad

I just throw the one they send me by mistake away!!!!!!:girlnails

:sad

:donuts Definitely a mistake!:donuts

I'll have you know...I have NO gray hair!:girlnails

Miss Clairol works wonders, eh?

Only my hairdresser knows for sure;)!:coffee2

I probably have more grey than you do.

Alright! Alright!

I know how painful it is.

Just dig you heels in and refuse to get another day older.

Do like the Chrarismatics teach. Say, "I'm not receiving it."

Of course you do...I don't have any gray hair!:hypercoffee

:preach I'm not receiving it.

Excuse me?! Honeychild...sweetness, listen up...:thad

AARP is not such a bad thing!! My brother, Rob, and crazy Reg feel the same way, but I think it's neat.

I get discounts on hotel reservations and a sizable discount on my car insurance.

So, take a deep breath and give it a rethink...:hypercoffee

*cough* riiiiiiight..... *cough*

Well, hon...none that we can see...:girlnails

Neither do I.

I don't have gray, but it's turning white!!!!

I use to have really light blonde streaks on either side of my face and now they are winter white......really weird, but it makes my hair look blonder (is that a word???).

Pssst...more blonde...;)

Blonder is a word.

Think of "blond" and think what is more than "blond."

:D

Hey proves I really am blonde! :girlnails

You are more than welcome to join us at the Seniors Centre on Sunday Morning!!:hypercoffee

We have service at 10:00 AM!

50 is the new 30, so take the card, get the discounts and be glad. You've earned it.

Mine came several months ago. I wanted to cry, but I actually joined. Lots of great discounts!! I even joined Eddie as an AARP spouse, even though he's not old enough to get his own. If I'm going there, he has to go too!!!!!

Oh Sherri, I just can't go there yet! Surely, the discounts aren't great enough to tell the world you are 50!!!

You'd be surprised how much money you can save by showing that card. My dad loves the discounts he gets with his. Saves him 10% at participating restaurants, motels, car rentals, etc..

Oh great....your dad - -now I really feel old!

Well ladies, I don't have one of those cards yet. :girlnails


Hehe.

But you are over 50!

LOL! I am indeed! But no Sr. discount cards yet. I won't get one of those until I hit 55.

I am over 50!













When I step on the Scale!:hypercoffee

Hon, you don't look any where near 50 so stop worrying about it.:girlnails

As I told Rhoni, the hotel discount was nice...don't remember now how much, but it was cool.

And with getting their car insurance, I saved about $6oo a year...not bad, eh?!

I am 55 years old and proud, mighty proud to say it, girl!!:hypercoffee

Ah yes, Freedom 55!:hypercoffee

LOL! Which one is that?

Is that a Canadian thing...what's Freedom 55?!:canada