Are You a Complainer?

[Marie Mallory]

One confusing thing about being an octogenarian is that if I appear in person with a complaint, they are usually very helpful, but if my daughter is with me, they usually treat me as a non-person and only address my daughter as if I wasn't there.THEN the real complaining starts!

Par for the course, guess we don't have much in common with them now, at least they still visit, even if they mainly talk to each other. I'm happy to see them.

 

[Joe Riley]

 

[Marie Miller]

Complainer? More like voicing my opinion loudly and clearly.

 

[Bobby Cole]

Yep, everything about me indicates that I am a complainer.
My neck complains, my ankles and knees complain, my back complains, shoulders and elbows complain.
Heck, when they’re not complaining they still pop and snap so much I sound like a commercial for a breakfast cereal.

 

[Janine Coral]

my complaining side goes in cycles, but it definitely exists strongly at times.

 

[Joe Riley]

Born to Complain - Funny Country Song About Aging and Complaining​

(Click on "Watch on YouTube")

 

[Joe Riley]

Are You A Chronic Complainer? Video Devotional By Dr. Rick Mandl​

 

[Marie Mallory]

my complaining side goes in cycles, but it definitely exists strongly at times.

I guess mine does too, most of the time, but I do have my times of excess now and then.

 

[Joe Riley]

Are you Complainin, or Splainin?

 

[Krystal Shay]

Am I a Complainer?

Maaaybe.

 

[Beth Gallagher]

I never complain. . But my knees hurt, it's humid outside, I'm grumpy, I don't want to dust furniture, the kids haven't called, I'm tired of being in charge of meals, the neighbor's son is an annoying little jerk, etc. I consider those "facts," not complaints.