What’s with 50?
WordPress, you got me. Fifty means nothing to me. It’s not a year I remember (in 1950, I was three) and 2050 is probably not a year I’ll live to see. It’s not an address at which I’ve resided, nor an age during which anything special occurred.
Most numbers don’t have any particular significance to me unless they are part of someone’s birthday, anniversary, phone number, or address.
Fifty ways to leave your lover? I never needed more than one.
Categories: Humor
Always happy to see Robbie. ❤
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He says the same of you 🙂
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My daughter turned fifty this year. She told everybody on Facebook before I could stop her.
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Well, why not? Right now, fifty sounds young to me. Practically a kid! My son will be 48 in the spring.
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Paul Simon has nothing on you, Marilyn. That last line in your post cracked me up!
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I always found that song particularly silly. Don’t you just … you know … leave?
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Evidently, Paul doesn’t know this….
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I guess not.
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We won’t be there either.
Leslie
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If I hadn’t found my 50 year birthday cards I would also have had a problem with this prompt. Mr. Swiss does not even remember being 50, although I do. I could only think of 50 shades of something and I did not even bother to read the book. I read today that Honor Blackman is 91 years old today, then I really began to feel my age. She was the first “girl” in The Avengers series, and Patrick Macnee has also now passed away over the age of 90. How comes all these people are so old. Am glad I am still only a few years over 50.
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I remember turning 50 because we went to New Orleans for a long weekend. It was before the big hurricane that did so much damage and we had a great time. But that’s pretty much everything I remember from the entire year. I think we went away for Garry’s 50th, too. But I doubt he remembers. It was a long time ago.
Honor Blackman looked great in the episode of MidSomer we saw the other night, but I think that was back in the late 1990s. I LOVED the Avengers.
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How about Mookie Betts for you Boston Red Sox? #50 has had quite a year already….
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Good for you, Squirrel!! Mookie is a joy to watch..even on days when the Bosox pitching staff implodes. I think he’s a keeper. His uniform number is leaping quickly in popularity.
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They were definitely smart to hang on to all those young position players they had coming up the past few years…though, in retrospect, they have to be kicking themselves for letting Blake Swihart stand in the way of them getting Cole Hamels…
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I’m with you, Marilyn. This prompt drew a blank with me… And strange that we posted at exactly the same time! In sync or out of sync together????
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We have a mind-meld link 🙂 And matching dogs!
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