You Know You're Old When ...

[BK001]

At a medical appointment yesterday, the Receptionist who greeted us was an absolutely beautiful young woman. I couldn't help but to say to her "You know you look just like a young Elizabeth Taylor". She answered "Who?" I repeated, "Elizabeth Taylor". She said you know another patient said that. I'm going to have to google her!

[retiredguy123]

Who?

[BK001]

:clap2:

Yeah, right!

:1rotfl:

[manaboutown]

Next time try 'a young Wonderwoman, Lynda Carter'. If her name does not ring a bell you may need to find an even more recent name.

[BK001]

Next time try 'a young Wonderwoman, Lynda Carter'. If her name does not ring a bell you may need to find an even more recent name.

Thank you for the suggestion but the reason that won't work is that, although complimentary, I wasn't simply looking for a compliment. She didn't look like Lynda Carter and I can't think of anyone else, living or dead, past or present. With those violet eyes and extra thick eyelashes and ebony skin, she looked to me only like a young Elizabeth Taylor.

She can google it if she's interested. But I doubt she will. LOL

[papasetti82]

You know you're old when middle aged cashiers start calling you Honey and Sweetie.

[Ecuadog]

Some woman with gray hair called me "Sir" today.