My parents had me when they were 45 and 47 and my younger brother at 48 and 50. In elementary school, everyone thought they were our grandparents. In middle school, my dad retired and started volunteering as a crossing guard at my school. In high school, my mom retired and then she was home all day long everyday and tried to be the "cool mom" by inviting my friends to come over to hang out. But her 1950s version of cool mom was horrific --she baked cookies and tried to give us advice about boys like "Don't call a boy because then he'll think that you are easy."
Now that we're in college, our parents want to retire in Florida and think that it'll be cool for spring break if everyone goes to their house instead of Cancun or some place else. They think its a waste of money and a way to get robbed, abducted, or catch "a social disease".

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by Anonymous

You should be glad you still got parents, and you can get robbed, abducted, in your parents front yard, and being you're in collage, you may already have a social disease.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

College. It's spelled college. That's with an "e" after the "l" not an "a" like when you paste together pictures cut from a magazine to form another picture. Which what I suspect you are doing in your first grade class where they haven't taught you how to spell "college" yet.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

Be tolerant of them.
At least they want to participate in your life.
I know you may think they are a bit of a dead weight on your social life, but try to imagine all of those persons whose parents don't care or just aren't around for one reason or another.
Besides, some parts of Florida are pretty darn fun.
Check out South Beach near Miami or Cape Canaveral.
Both have nude beaches nearby and are full of youngsters looking for fun.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

They love you! You may not think so, but you're lucky they want to be involved in your life. Mine couldn't care less.

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