Today I walked my son to the bus stop. As we approached the three teenagers who wait there every morning listening to their ipods, I could hear one of them quite loudly from halfway down the block. Sounded like pretty hard core stuff, but I certainly don't mind. Heck, half the time that's me with the music blaring, oblivious to everyone else.
However, as soon as I made eye contact for the usual attempt to nod hello, he quickly turned his music way down. Hmm. Am I that old? Do I look that accusing and unapproving?
Ah, guilt.
Friday, June 05, 2009
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I love this, Jon. I can't tell you.
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