We went to a classic car show

When friends of my girls have kids and they graduate or get married, have kids...

In the US, I think a car needs to be only 20 years old to be considered a classic, but that seems too little. Heck, I'm still driving the car I bought brand new in 2000! I feel like nothing later than the 70s should be, yet. That's 50 years already. I think an antique would have to be much older, like a Stanley Steamer or a Model T.

What makes me feel old is seeing pictures of people on Facebook graduating college that I babysat when they were children. I mean, good grief!

Well, one thing that made me question my age was when, in my 30s I saw someone I graduated from school with who had pure white hair. I didn't even recognize him until he called me by name. Later, after leaving his presence, Pretty asked me how I knew the old man I was talking with... I told her the guy was my age and we'd gone to school together... I expected her to tell me something about me being really old but, instead, my pre-teen daughter told me I didn't look anywhere close to his age. (That made me feel good!) I also get the giggles when I see someone younger than I am claiming that they're old. I think you'd look good with a blue rinse.

Seeing museums full of stuff I've been very familiar with in my childhood makes me feel old.

My body makes me feel old...my mind is still in my 20s. lol Also when someone says they don't know who the Beatles are!!!