Mum with AD currently is fixated with how old everyone is, especially Dad?
He is 78 this year.
She tells all and sundry how Dad is nearly 80! and thinks its funny.
She mentions it every day, if not several times a day, if not several times in the space of a few minutes.
She asks me " Did you know your Dad is nearly 80"
"Yes Mum, did you know I am nearly 50"
"No your not 50 soon are you"
I then change the subject which usually works for a while.
Poor Dad is getting mightily fed up, and gets into arguments over it as he doesn't think to change the subject. I suppose most of us don't like being reminded of our advancing years
He is 78 this year.
She tells all and sundry how Dad is nearly 80! and thinks its funny.
She mentions it every day, if not several times a day, if not several times in the space of a few minutes.
She asks me " Did you know your Dad is nearly 80"
"Yes Mum, did you know I am nearly 50"
"No your not 50 soon are you"
I then change the subject which usually works for a while.
Poor Dad is getting mightily fed up, and gets into arguments over it as he doesn't think to change the subject. I suppose most of us don't like being reminded of our advancing years