It's grim, isn't it? I got sent a copy of the What's On from Seniors Week - apart from the free travel for a week ( and I am way past the threshold!) there wasn't a single thing I was remotely interested in. Assumes you are retired, deeply conservative, and with a low boredom threshold!!
I am trying to work out a snappy response that isn't too rude. Yes, I am over 70 but not out to pasture yet. Yes, I do have a concession card, is the concession worth having?
Oh well, have a happy changing decade day in spite of the irritations!!
Oh it's a struggle to even say it! I have cards that I won't put up as they have the number on it!! I have hit 60! I remember when my Mum turned 60. She died 12 days short of 70, lung and bladder cancer. I remember when my mother-in-law turned 60. She died, aged 66 cancer had spread to the liver! Same year we lost Debbie, aged 55.........Not that I am planning on following their lead but ................ at my age having a bleed still is quite disconcerting...............due for review again shortly, bleed is consequence of Zoladex treatment!primek said:Which Decade Christine?
