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23 Years??!!

Well the boy started High School Monday. An expensive Catholic Prep school to boot. The phrase living check to check has re-entered my life after a long (and appreciated) absence. Monday morning, I was trying to dole out Fatherly wisdom, as he was visibly nervous. So I told him that it "seemed just like yesterday when I started my freshman year, it was..", I paused to do the math, and then said, " only 23 years ago!" Holy Cow! TWENTY THREE years. He noticed the shocked look on my face and asked me what was wrong. I said, "Dude, I'm OLD!!" His reassuring response was, "What, you didn't know that?" Nice.

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Anonymous said…
So glad you are back. you never get borring. sheesh!

23 years, damn your an old man! lol. im 20 years older than my son. pretty much the same. he is a freshmen too. lol.

come on, you started young. most parents of kids our age are like 33 years older. we are babies!

at least i need to tell myself that.

xxxoooooo
1:18 AM
Anonymous said…
So glad you are back. you never get borring. sheesh!

23 years, damn your an old man! lol. im 20 years older than my son. pretty much the same. he is a freshmen too. lol.

come on, you started young. most parents of kids our age are like 33 years older. we are babies!

at least i need to tell myself that.

xxxoooooo
1:18 AM
Anonymous said…
So glad you are back. you never get borring. sheesh!

23 years, damn your an old man! lol. im 20 years older than my son. pretty much the same. he is a freshmen too. lol.

come on, you started young. most parents of kids our age are like 33 years older. we are babies!

at least i need to tell myself that.

xxxoooooo
1:18 AM
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