packrat

Been a while since I've been on the forum. Finally retired from work and don't check the computer as often as I should. I thought the postings from the 30-somethings feeling old is interesting. At 69, I still don't feel old. The brain doesn't seem to age like the body does. I do still enjoy my diapers and agree that with age, no one questions why you might be wearing them. Kinda like being 3 again! -Rat

Thoughts and prayers with your Dad.

I get your concern, Rusty Pins;

This was a Salvation Army store.

I have not had much luck lately getting anything from our local thrift store.

Just wondering if there is a reason the product reviews are off line? -Rat

Gee Rosalie:

Rosalie: I think you've pretty much nailed it.

Well, true or not its good voyeurism to write it!

Amyuser:

Bettypooh:: Proof again that we're not just

dlsmd- I didn't either when I was 32!

So, my wife and I attended a classical music concert last night.

Always nice to make a score, Rusty pins! Rat

Lizzie: Why not try to expose him to your actual wearing of the diaper?

My bibs are probably 30 years old.

Saw it in 3D with my wife.

I had a pretty good find about three weeks ago at a local thrift.

Thanks everyone for the fun trip down memory lane.

Good question dlover49:

I just got back to work today after 7 days of a very bad cold virus.

A couple of thoughts. If you are looking for furniture grade, instead of a carpenter try to find a cabinet maker or furniture maker.

Now that I'm 65, my reply would be simple:

I have a long commute to and from work.

South Park = great show that violates all standards of behavior