Rock On 70s!

By
Extraordinary in the Ordinary
Posted in: Journal

70s.jpgMy husband turned 50 last year, so I thought I would check out the AARP site since we are beginning to think about his retirement. I clicked on a link to tell about local AARP news only to see this…..

Foreigner Concert Tickets on Sale Now
The AARP-sponsored Feels Like the First Time tour with Foreigner is coming to the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach on July 31. AARP members will be eligible for numerous benefits to the tour, including priority seating at the concert venues.

Foreigner is now a senior citizen band? When did that happen???? LOL!!!!

So, I’m telling this story to Devin, and he says, “WHO?”

I’m like, “What???”

He says, “I don’t even know who that is?”

I guess it happened when I had kids and they became the age I use to be…or should I say the age that I am in my mind. I just knew I would sound like a senior citizen and stopped myself before I told him what a really cool and far out band they used to be. OK, now seriously, when did senior citizens have vocabularies with words like “cool” and “far out”? Those ARE cool words! I can just see this is going to be a vicious circle.

Tags: , , ,

About Extraordinary in the Ordinary

I am a professional photographer who lives and works from her heart. My goal is always and in everything to be better today than I was yesterday. I’m an ordinary person dealing with what I like to believe are ordinary issues, but in all the ordinary days, I want to live an extraordinary life. I am the mom to two grown sons, and there has been nothing I have loved more than being their mom and being home with them. And while you are always a mom, there is a certain part of that time in my life that is over now that they are grown. I miss hearing them play and having them with me all the time and having all their friends over, but it is time to move to the next stage of life or at least trying to figure out what that is. I am making a list of personal goals, connecting with friends, and still nesting even though the children are grown. I think I will always be a "nester". Home is where the heart is. I love home and love making it a healing place of peace and comfort.