Manoli's Musings #36: Invasion of the Geese

[@davidmolina7543]

You are so fortunate that you still have your grandparents. My father was born in 1900. Therefore my grandparents died Wayback in the 1920s. The only grandparent I got to know was my mothers mother who died in the early 70s so when anyone talks about their grandparents, I envy them. Something I never experienced but always wanted to. Moreover, you were talking about people thinking you’re an old soul. I am 68 years old and when I was young, I was an old soul so I understand what you’re saying. However, it seems that the older I get the more Youthful my soul becomes. I guess I fear death and I don’t want to die and I know that I have less to live that I did when I was younger. I have a niece who is an old soul and she is in her 30s and we get along like two peas in a pod. Lol. I thoroughly enjoyed your conversation as always continue posting your experiences.

[@manolis.799]

Wow David thanks for the great comment and for listening, glad to hear from fellow old souls

[@jasonhurd4379]

OMG the targeted ad 🤣 I'm surprised you didn't mention the good old days with your old friend AGAMEMNON. Are your ears still ringing from the Big Bang? 🤣 Edit: El Pollo Loco is all over the place in California. They are VERY good. Well actually, the beans and rice aren't that good. The rice is like Minute Rice, and the beans have no onions or fatback in them. But the chicken...mmm mmm good. I really miss El Pollo Loco since I relocated.

[@manolis.799]

Agamemnon, my favorite grandson.

[@davidmolina7543]

Yes, I thoroughly agree. I live in California and I know what El Pollo Loco is good eats.

[@jasonhurd4379]

​@@davidmolina7543 I was born in Sacramento and grew up in San Francisco. Many wonderful restaurant memories!