54 and holding

Oh heck, I was hoping this thread would go away if I ignored it. Made in 1959, I'm as old as the British Mini....but hang on, they put the Mini out of it's misery ten years ago.
Graham

52 ...

Turned 50 today....  Jeff

39 for one more month.

April babies are "taxing".

Just turned 30

I will be 64 in June.

55 years young.
Same as my draw weight 55 @ 29.
Next year my draw weight will be 56 @ 29.
This gettin older is gonna be tough.

John

I'll turn 55 in April.

I sold my 68 Charger for more than I paid for it.

On March 27 2007  I will be 65 years young. Eventually they will have to drag me kicking and screaming into old age----some time in the distant future--I hope. lol. lol.  Elf.

30

38, but will be 39 when the rut gets going in November.

55....just feel 75 thanks to Arthur Itus.

49 ............ for the sixth time!

Depends---before or after a 12 ER shift  

Depends---before or after a 12 ER shift    

QuoteOriginally posted by the elf:
On March 27 2007  I will be 65 years young. Eventually they will have to drag me kicking and screaming into old age----some time in the distant future--I hope. lol. lol.  Elf.

We share the same birthday. I've got a bit to go before I hit 65 though.  

just turned 48.  still lean and mean!

I'm 66 years young,and can still pack a moose out,where did the time go?

Today's my birthday,I'm 71. That may sound old but that's only because it is      :D  

Some of the advantages of being this old, if you can call it an advantage, are the things you remember and have experienced that others younger than you only hear or read about.

I remember outhouses behind the house and pitcher pumps in the kitchen      :rolleyes:    

I remember my Mother reading the book of Robin Hood to me when I was 5 years old and I remember the first bow my Dad made for me after I heard that story. (that was the beginning of my love for archery)

I remember hearing Franklin Roosevelt live on the radio.
I remember Pearl Harbour, Air Raid drills and I remember the end of WWII

I remember the first Television, I remember party lines when people listened to your conversations.

I remember when a nickel would buy a candy bar, a bottle of soda pop, a single dip ice cream cone or a phone call on a pay phone.

I remember when cigaretts were .15 cents a pack, cigars were a nickel.

I can remember when you didn't have to lock your door when you went away because nobody would break in.

I remember where I was when John F Kennedy was assassinated. I remember Where I was when Martin Luther King was assassinated and also Bobby Kennedy.

I remember the Beatles, Elvis and Pat Boone.

These are just a few of the things that I remember, a lot of others are almost forgotten.

The thing I will never forget if I live to be 100 is the wonderful people I have come to know in the traditional archery community, many of them through this forum. They have become one of the high lights in my life.