Re: My Generation
When a 27 year old and a 29 year old write their observations about "younger adults" as if they are geezers I risk getting very depressed at age 53 participating in this thread.
The oddest thing I've often seen young people do is walk side by side as friends both chatting on a cell phone (apparently to someone else).
That minor quibble aside I'm starting to think today's kids (i.e., anyone under the age of 30) are among our greatest generations. Precocious, ambitious and bright for the most part.
~ Rick
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