How you know when you are past it

Red_is_best

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1 Your Preston ticket comes with over 65 hand written on it

2 you are not patted down going into the ground when every one else is

3 you climb over a row of seats and have to use your hands to lift your trailing leg over

And you thought you had a bad day šŸ˜‚ Keep the faith boys and girls šŸ„°
 
1 Your Preston ticket comes with over 65 hand written on it

2 you are not patted down going into the ground when every one else is

3 you climb over a row of seats and have to use your hands to lift your trailing leg over

And you thought you had a bad day šŸ˜‚ Keep the faith boys and girls šŸ„°
I never got patted down.. and I never attempted to climb over a row of seats!

Nice cup of tea and an ibruprofen
 
1 Your Preston ticket comes with over 65 hand written on it

2 you are not patted down going into the ground when every one else is

3 you climb over a row of seats and have to use your hands to lift your trailing leg over

And you thought you had a bad day šŸ˜‚ Keep the faith boys and girls šŸ„°
I've been loving the bonuses old age brings.
Been to Sydney and Melbourne recently and I can travel on train, bus, tram and ferry on my senior
citizen card all day for a total cost of $2.50. :D (y)
I can also without shame, take up a seat reserved for the elderly. šŸ¤£
 
I've always been pretty physically fit due to the nature of my work, but I got seriously ill over lockdown (not Covid) and pretty much spent a year in hospital. Got out a couple of months, but haven't had any of the Physio I was promised. Pills and potions are getting my arms and shoulders back, but my legs are still fecked. Main problem I'm having is with buses, I can't stand when they're moving so I have to wait till one with free seats comes along. Trouble is when I sit in the seats allotted to people with movement difficulties I get grief off people for sitting there!
 
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