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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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I combed back through a number of pages & don't see any numbers being passed out.

I'm in. Do I get a number, still?
Do you have a lot of aches and pains? Medical conditions you can discuss? Odd hobbies and pastimes? A history of employment that you can either grump about or brag about?

You know, stuff that makes you grumpy and chase the young'ns off the lawn.

Then you're really in.:laugh:
 
A history of employment that you can either grump about or brag about?

What is this either/or stuff? Remedial Kierkegaard? GOFs can do both/and. We can both grump of our history of employment and brag about it. It's like humblebragging. Grumpbragging.
 
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I feel like we're all on borrowed time right now. Lost my best friend at 69, I've got less then a decade to go before I'm that age. On the one hand, it sucks, on the other hand, my depressive side says I've done my time and had more fun than most people ever do, so not a bad run. Hopefully I get a little more than he did. We'll see.

RIP Eddie Money. They drop like flies these days.
 
I don't know what it is about "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" (Genesis), but it is a complete earwig for me. I suspect that it slips past the filter of my consciousness and speaks directly to my musical DNA. Anyone else have an album that has a similar effect? Let me know that I'm not alone... ;)

That album takes me back to a place and a time. I hear the songs but I feel and live in the moment. The memories flood in.

As for an album, anything by the Beatles.
 
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