
"Why?"
"Because he is so cool!" they told me with enthusiastic shouts. "You should listen to him. Want to listen to him?"
Here we go again, I think. I must seem like such a fuddy-duddy to my sons and also to my nephews. I remember when my oldest nephew was in high school (he's now 25) and was studying U.S. History, he one day asked me if I was alive during Watergate.
Yikes! I couldn't believe that he asked me that! Like, was I around when Roosevelt was president or did I personally know Lincoln. I never viewed myself as someone that wasn't current and aware, but I've noticed that to teenagers I am definately "out of the loop."
"Sure, I'll listen to him," I replied, and as poor "old" Billy's voiced boomed out at me I wondered how he fares with his daughter....
2 comments:
Isn't it the strangest feeling when you all of the sudden realize that you've become your PARENTS??? I vividly remember my parents being so "out of the loop" and now that's how my teenager looks at me! YIKES!! I even had my 8 year old tell me that something I did in front of her friends embarrassed her! I'm pretty much a loser and I'm ok with it! They'll just have to get over it! hee-hee
I agree Tiff! And even if our kids think we're part of the vast uncool, I think you're a pretty awesome chick! (And even that statement my kids would think is dated! :)
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