The other night, a friend came by for dinner and to hang out.
We had an excellent chicken fricot, provided by our dinner guest (bringing supper with you is an automatic entry into the top 10 dinner guest list), and had stimulating conversation.
About medication and supplements.
Yes, yours truly has officially entered that stage in adulthood when you stop being cool and start worrying about your RRSP performance.
Which was the next topic of conversation.
How did this happen? This didn't just sneak up on me, I know I've had these conversations before. But usually they happened when we were being cool and ironic about it. Like having deep conversations about the state of the world and how the previous generation really f'd it up for us, then a slight segue into some new vitamin regimen that will supposedly keep us young and beautiful forever, then laugh at the elderly and how they have nothing to look forward to but conversations about ailments and medicine, then back to being awesome.
I guess I don't feel sad about it. It was and interesting conversation. And it's not like we were complaining about how kids these days don't know what respect means (which they so obviously don't).
Damn kids. They better just stay off my lawn.
We had an excellent chicken fricot, provided by our dinner guest (bringing supper with you is an automatic entry into the top 10 dinner guest list), and had stimulating conversation.
About medication and supplements.
Yes, yours truly has officially entered that stage in adulthood when you stop being cool and start worrying about your RRSP performance.
Which was the next topic of conversation.
How did this happen? This didn't just sneak up on me, I know I've had these conversations before. But usually they happened when we were being cool and ironic about it. Like having deep conversations about the state of the world and how the previous generation really f'd it up for us, then a slight segue into some new vitamin regimen that will supposedly keep us young and beautiful forever, then laugh at the elderly and how they have nothing to look forward to but conversations about ailments and medicine, then back to being awesome.
I guess I don't feel sad about it. It was and interesting conversation. And it's not like we were complaining about how kids these days don't know what respect means (which they so obviously don't).
Damn kids. They better just stay off my lawn.
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