During my twenties I never thought much about my age except for the period between 20 and 21, while standing in a bar staring longingly at the wine selection.
Now that I'm spending all of my days around people who are 18 and 19, I realize how much of a difference a decade makes. Recently, I had my first bout with Imgettingolditis. Never heard of it? Well, it occurs only occasionally and manifests itself as a sudden flash reminding you *just* how old you really are. Before one of my classes started, one of my classmates says to me "Oh my god. I just had a music class right before this and we listened to that song...
(pauses to think of title) YMCA. Did you know that song was about
gay people?!?" I couldn't help it. I just cracked up laughing. Luckily, I had just watched Pop-up-Video and could add to her shock. So, I said, "Do you know that song
I think I'm turning Japanese?... do you know what that's about? Her eyes bugged and she said, "To think that that's in these famous songs...who knows what *else* is in our songs!" I remember being that naive. :)
Oh yeah, I wanted to share my really awesome idea. We're having a bake sale for the science club I've joined and I didn't want to bake some boring brownies or plain cookies. I've decided to bake some sugar cookies and write the chemical formula for the different polyatomic ions in icing! I'll post pictures because, well, it's going to rock.