Many people have a hard time networking. They think of it as the act of meeting new people and trying to get them to do something for you, even if they don’t want to do it at all. This kind of…
We made it to the age where we can finally lift a shovel
And dig a for buried treasure till our daddies yell to stop
We made made it to that age where we can raise a little trouble
When everyone gets angry but before they call the cops
We made it to the age where everybody’s got a license
And summer nights are priceless because we have summer jobs
We made it to the age where all our friends find out the hard way
When daddy’s in the kitchen serving papers to their mom
We made it to the age where all our friends are getting married
And one of them is desperate cause she’s sober and alone
We made it to the age where we own stickers for all seasons
And we stick them on our windows panes to make our house a home
We made it to the age where all our phone bills go in folders
And we have strong opinions on where all the folders go
We made it to the age where all our parents pets are dying
And we’re all staying silent while they’re crying on the phone
We made it to that age where we have favorite grocery checkers
And set the bar by reflex on the belt to stake our claim
We made it to the age where, though our knees don’t hurt most mornings
We know that they make some noise in the morning after rain
We made it to the age where all our friends are having babies
And we’re the favorite uncles who play catch then have to go
We made it to the age where we have buddies in the Navy
Who show the folks on Facebook just how much their kids have grown
We made it to the age where all our friends have diagnoses
And carry plastic boxes so they don’t forget their pills
We made it to the age where everybody shows us pictures
And we say “He’ll be tall someday” and truly hope he will.
We made it to the age where all our phones have bigger numbers
And kids make too much money making music that’s no good
We’ve made it to the age when she says, “Let me call the plumber”
And you just have to let her even though, of course, You could
We made it to the age where all our friends are planning funerals
And know the cheapest florist with the freshest lily wreaths
We made it to the age where all we ever throw is roses
And all our conversations are on memories and grief
We made it to the age where someone carves our name in granite
And all our children fight about how much they have to pay
We made it to that age where all our children’s kids have memories
And their kids will have stories though the details will be vague
We made it to the age where all of Heaven’s doors are opened
We see that broad eternity we always knew was there
We made it to the age where we have finally learned the lesson
And numbers never matter just so long as you are there.
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