Re: "old timer vs. chronologically challenged"

On Mon, 5 Feb 1996, J. Hugh Sullivan wrote:

> BTW, precisely when does "old timer" stop and "chronologically challenged"
> begin? 8-)
>
> Hugh

Hugh,

I think there may not be a direct succession here. There are probably
many among us who are working on becoming or soon will be "old timers"
that are already chronologically challenged i.e. "what day is it anyway?"

Perhaps "Age Enhanced" might be a good term to try?

Getting older by the second. (But only in this existence.)

Regards, Jess

Jess Olonoff, CM Pack-206 | Eagle - 1970, T-10 Tulsa, Okla.
Riverglades Elem. - Parkland, Fla. | Ta-Tsu-Hwa - Ordeal '69, Brthrhd '70
Lighthouse Dstrct - S. Fl. Council | Scout in NYC-Brooklyn 61-66, Tulsa 66-71
jolonoff@gate.net | Scouter Boca Raton 73-74, Parkland 94-
http://www.gate.net/~jolonoff | O-Shot-Caw - Lodge 265

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