Friday, May 7, 2010

OMG.....AARP

It arrived today.   I guess I can't continue to ignore the fact that I enter a different demographic next week.  Blue Cross/Blue Shield already sent me their "congratulatory" note about my increased rate, since I'm now in another price bracket.

If you're nice to me, I might even share my discount at the theatre.

9 comments:

  1. hmmm, I never got one, not that I want TG their rate increase didn't go thru!,lol

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  2. wait till they automatically give you a senior discount at McDonalds! AND...you're not even a senior!

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  3. When the local funeral homes start calling to see if you are ready to preplan your death, then you know you are 17 anymore. Hang in there.

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  4. :) I couldn't believe it either when I got mine. I think our names accidentally were put on that list, don't you? Weren't we just 23 the other day? xo

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  5. Doesn't that just honk you off? I remember getting mine when I was only 48! (Ah, call back yesterday.....) I steadfastly refuse to join AARP simply because they did that to me. They can kiss my elderly pink backside!

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  6. My friend Pete, who turned 50 last month, was also lamenting the arrival of his AARP card. I thought telling him his doctor would recommend a colonoscopy, too, was just adding insult to injury. ;-)

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  7. I received an unsolicited offer for a senior discount at the local supermarket... I was alarmed, sad, & yet I took up the offer.

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  8. It can be quite a shock, can't it. Ah well, remember how much wiser you are. :-)

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  9. When i got mine in the mail, i yelled "WHAT THE HELL IS THIS" and promptly threw it in the trash. I'm fighting it.

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