Oh, no, the AARP mail starts long before you turn 60.

Once other little moment is when you use the AARP card for senior
discounts, they quit carding you.

As part of this growing old era, I'm seriously thinking about growing up
one of these days. Which is kinda hard for a man whose life ambition
is to go out at the age of 101 at the hands of an irate father.


Jeffrey DeWitt proclaimed:

> Or you start getting junk mail from the AARP... but I've been getting
> mail from them since I was in my 30's, and the only think I'll ever send
> them is one of their postage paid reply envelopes, securely fastened to
> a brick.
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> twaldron wrote:
>
>> Hang in there, man! ;)
>>
>> tw
>>
>> Lon wrote:
>>
>>> One of life's little signals you might want to consider moving on is
>>> how the sheer weight of cremation and grave site offers tend to
>>> increase as you pass the mid 60's.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> twaldron proclaimed:
>>>
>>>> At least it wasn't a funeral home.
>>>>
>>>> tw
>>>>
>>>> Clint wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Yeah, well, a few years ago, we had to put our cat down. About a
>>>>> month later, we got a nice card from the vet, saying "Thanks for
>>>>> your business, and we hope you'll keep us in mind the next time"
>>>>> sort of message. Thought that was kind of insensitive...
>>>>>
>>>>> Clint
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

 

Oh, no, the AARP mail starts long before you turn 60.

Once other little moment is when you use the AARP card for senior
discounts, they quit carding you.

As part of this growing old era, I'm seriously thinking about growing up
one of these days. Which is kinda hard for a man whose life ambition
is to go out at the age of 101 at the hands of an irate father.


Jeffrey DeWitt proclaimed:

> Or you start getting junk mail from the AARP... but I've been getting
> mail from them since I was in my 30's, and the only think I'll ever send
> them is one of their postage paid reply envelopes, securely fastened to
> a brick.
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> twaldron wrote:
>
>> Hang in there, man! ;)
>>
>> tw
>>
>> Lon wrote:
>>
>>> One of life's little signals you might want to consider moving on is
>>> how the sheer weight of cremation and grave site offers tend to
>>> increase as you pass the mid 60's.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> twaldron proclaimed:
>>>
>>>> At least it wasn't a funeral home.
>>>>
>>>> tw
>>>>
>>>> Clint wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Yeah, well, a few years ago, we had to put our cat down. About a
>>>>> month later, we got a nice card from the vet, saying "Thanks for
>>>>> your business, and we hope you'll keep us in mind the next time"
>>>>> sort of message. Thought that was kind of insensitive...
>>>>>
>>>>> Clint
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

 

Oh God Jeff!
My husband started getting stuff from them in his 40s.
After a couple of years he wrote "DECEASED" on one of their letters and sent
it back to them. He didn't get anything again until he filed for SSI last
year at 62.

THEN he wrot 'Until you stop mixing in politics, I want nothing to do with
your anti-gun organization!" and sent it back in their envelope.
Again, we are off their mailing list.

Kate

"Jeffrey DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:4585cb5c$0$13282$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> Or you start getting junk mail from the AARP... but I've been getting mail
> from them since I was in my 30's, and the only think I'll ever send them
> is one of their postage paid reply envelopes, securely fastened to a
> brick.
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> twaldron wrote:
>> Hang in there, man! ;)
>>
>> tw
>>
>> Lon wrote:
>>
>>> One of life's little signals you might want to consider moving on is how
>>> the sheer weight of cremation and grave site offers tend to increase as
>>> you pass the mid 60's.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> twaldron proclaimed:
>>>
>>>> At least it wasn't a funeral home.
>>>>
>>>> tw
>>>>
>>>> Clint wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Yeah, well, a few years ago, we had to put our cat down. About a
>>>>> month later, we got a nice card from the vet, saying "Thanks for your
>>>>> business, and we hope you'll keep us in mind the next time" sort of
>>>>> message. Thought that was kind of insensitive...
>>>>>
>>>>> Clint
>>
>>
>>

 

Oh God Jeff!
My husband started getting stuff from them in his 40s.
After a couple of years he wrote "DECEASED" on one of their letters and sent
it back to them. He didn't get anything again until he filed for SSI last
year at 62.

THEN he wrot 'Until you stop mixing in politics, I want nothing to do with
your anti-gun organization!" and sent it back in their envelope.
Again, we are off their mailing list.

Kate

"Jeffrey DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:4585cb5c$0$13282$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> Or you start getting junk mail from the AARP... but I've been getting mail
> from them since I was in my 30's, and the only think I'll ever send them
> is one of their postage paid reply envelopes, securely fastened to a
> brick.
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> twaldron wrote:
>> Hang in there, man! ;)
>>
>> tw
>>
>> Lon wrote:
>>
>>> One of life's little signals you might want to consider moving on is how
>>> the sheer weight of cremation and grave site offers tend to increase as
>>> you pass the mid 60's.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> twaldron proclaimed:
>>>
>>>> At least it wasn't a funeral home.
>>>>
>>>> tw
>>>>
>>>> Clint wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Yeah, well, a few years ago, we had to put our cat down. About a
>>>>> month later, we got a nice card from the vet, saying "Thanks for your
>>>>> business, and we hope you'll keep us in mind the next time" sort of
>>>>> message. Thought that was kind of insensitive...
>>>>>
>>>>> Clint
>>
>>
>>

 

Oh God Jeff!
My husband started getting stuff from them in his 40s.
After a couple of years he wrote "DECEASED" on one of their letters and sent
it back to them. He didn't get anything again until he filed for SSI last
year at 62.

THEN he wrot 'Until you stop mixing in politics, I want nothing to do with
your anti-gun organization!" and sent it back in their envelope.
Again, we are off their mailing list.

Kate

"Jeffrey DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:4585cb5c$0$13282$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> Or you start getting junk mail from the AARP... but I've been getting mail
> from them since I was in my 30's, and the only think I'll ever send them
> is one of their postage paid reply envelopes, securely fastened to a
> brick.
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> twaldron wrote:
>> Hang in there, man! ;)
>>
>> tw
>>
>> Lon wrote:
>>
>>> One of life's little signals you might want to consider moving on is how
>>> the sheer weight of cremation and grave site offers tend to increase as
>>> you pass the mid 60's.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> twaldron proclaimed:
>>>
>>>> At least it wasn't a funeral home.
>>>>
>>>> tw
>>>>
>>>> Clint wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Yeah, well, a few years ago, we had to put our cat down. About a
>>>>> month later, we got a nice card from the vet, saying "Thanks for your
>>>>> business, and we hope you'll keep us in mind the next time" sort of
>>>>> message. Thought that was kind of insensitive...
>>>>>
>>>>> Clint
>>
>>
>>

 

Agreed!

"Kate" <svtkate@spam.filter.selby.ws> wrote in message
news:BG0ih.2478$U12.180@bignews1.bellsouth.net...
snip
>
> THEN he wrot 'Until you stop mixing in politics, I want nothing to do with
> your anti-gun organization!" and sent it back in their envelope.
>
> Kate
>

 

Agreed!

"Kate" <svtkate@spam.filter.selby.ws> wrote in message
news:BG0ih.2478$U12.180@bignews1.bellsouth.net...
snip
>
> THEN he wrot 'Until you stop mixing in politics, I want nothing to do with
> your anti-gun organization!" and sent it back in their envelope.
>
> Kate
>

 

Agreed!

"Kate" <svtkate@spam.filter.selby.ws> wrote in message
news:BG0ih.2478$U12.180@bignews1.bellsouth.net...
snip
>
> THEN he wrot 'Until you stop mixing in politics, I want nothing to do with
> your anti-gun organization!" and sent it back in their envelope.
>
> Kate
>