18, but still treated like 5
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Primrose says,
I know the feeling.lillybrook says,
Yes, but someday, you might appreciate this. I am nearing 40, and when I go to my grandma's house for family holidays, my cousins and I and our kids always sit at the "kids table" -- yes, she still calls it that: "Let's put all the grandkids and great grandkids downstairs at the kids table. You go ahead and load up plates and head downstairs you guys." I LOVE IT now. We sit, we reminisce, and we eat with our kids.