Posted 11/21/2024 00:20 (#10976143 - in reply to #10975734) Subject: RE: Anybody consistently get mistaken for being older than they are?
Scranton
Youngest daughter was born when I was late 40's, she's 8 now. I got called grandpa more than I care to admit, and I am very young looking for my age. My dad was wrinkled leather by my age. I compare being called grandpa to asking a chubby woman when she's due. You just don't do it until you know for sure.
Anybody consistently get mistaken for being older than they are?
