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Joan
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I have not looked underage since I was 13.

When I was 25, I took my parents to a museum. The clerk asked my parents if I was old enough for the adult rate. Age has never made a difference for me for getting in places because I don't drink alcohol. Our son at 25 wears a beard because he was tired of people thinking he was a teenager. On the other hand, I gave the children dogtags once, and our younger son was wearing one at swimming lessons. A soldier asked him which unit he was in. He was 12. His friend was already 6'4" at twelve years old, and a girl asked him on a date.

My father went into my mother's shop one day after work, all covered with dirt, grizzled, half-bald, and tired. He was so embarrassed when a customer asked Mama if he was her father. He was only nine years older than her, but, besides his condition, she looked young.

I know that's off the subject, but I'm in a talkative mood right now.

My youngest son is 30. I had someone ask me the other day what grade he was in school. I told him to just take his hat off next time as he is almost bald.

sneakers Wrote:
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> You're young enough to look underage?

I was referring to Amanda's comment. Have to get accustomed to the new quote feature.

I'm 21. hehe... Shop requires someone 21 to 27.

Through my experiences with age compliance, I'm not old enough to buy alcohol, but I'm old enough to buy cigarettes...

sneakers Wrote:
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> You're young enough to look underage?

My Husband drives me to far away shops that are in a part town that I may not normally go into,he parks far away and waits for me. It helps get the jobs done that no one wants to take,and the company may open their doors to more jobs for me later.
At first he didnt understand the whole thing and thought it was not worth it with the prices of gas but I try and stick to the same area in that particular day.
I really am enjoying what I do, and getting out and talking with people. I was in the Mortgage industry and it is so slow but I am use to dealing with all kinds of people and I am very detail oriented, and can do things on tight time frames when needed. I would Love to make more money, and starting off is hard waiting for the next months checks. goldie

It sure is hard waiting for the next check, Goldie.

How my family helps--
When I did my first and last fast food shop, my cats got the hamburger.

How are your furkids, Sneakers? Mine has finally learned to move when I want to get out of bed. She is 12. She has finally taught me to allow her to nip at my fingers.

Sneakers is 15 and as frisky and affectionate as a kitten. Foxy is 17, has hyperthyroidism, and is taking pills twice a day.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/24/2008 05:08AM by sneakers.

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