Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Really, who wants to grow up anyway? I have been avoiding it for years, that is what the wife says about me at least. To own a teardrop you have to be in touch with your inner child. right?

53, To young to die, to old to Rock-N-Roll. The Blues suit me just fine.

Len

I love the Teardrops and can not wait to get building on our own. I am 33 and hubby is 37. I am the one who came up with the idea of a TD. I most say that as soon as Gary saw what I was talking about he is looking forwards to building also. Now if we could just come up with a plan we like.

Ross Wade wrote:Don't get me wrong, being 43 ...Carla and I are almost empty nesters
Ross

Meanwhile I'm at the other end of the scale, I turn 43 this year, but I am no where near empty nesting... our daughter is 2 1/2 (but she's excited about teardropping

The nest will not be empty for many years to come. Im 41 with a 5 year old son, a 2 year old son and a baby girl due next week. I think it keeps me feeling young though.

I'm 29, and I nootice that I'm one of the younger ones around at many of the gatheriings i go to. luckily i get along good with everyone and love hearing stories from everyone so i dont' feel there is too much of a communication issue cuz of my age

campadk wrote:Come on 45-55 age group!!! Go go go!

Gimme six more months and I'll be there.

I'm 34, but I like old people.

just remember, it's not how old you are, it's what you've done with yourself while here is what really counts

I'm in the magic 45-55 group and the only reason that bothers me, is because I'd like to be around in 50 or 60 years to see how it all turns out

The distribution on that chart is interesting.

asianflava wrote:The distribution on that chart is interesting.

Yes it is

Wonder what an overlay distibution chart based on gender would show?

It would be skewed (that is not a mis-spelling/g/)...

whuuu,
I do'nt have to change my vote for another 10 years that means I can mentally can catch up