Although I decline the senior discount and haven't joined AARP, I jumped at the chance to get a lifetime membership in the United Stated National Parks Service. Thinking ahead to my retirement and my plan to drive all the continental United states plus the provinces of Canada, a life time national park pass seemed like a lovely idea. Plus I knew I might have some national parks plans for this winter. So, almost a year ago, a sibling bought me a lifetime pass. This week I went to find it. Immediately I found the holder to put the pass on your windshield and the pamphlet explaining the benefits but could not find the actual pass. What! Meant to last a lifetime and I lost it before I could even use it once single flipping time? I searched and searched. I found things from 30 years ago that I didn't even know I had. A second trip through my tiny purse where I keep important cards and there it was. How I wish I had looked more closely the first time I went through that purse. Anyway, the good news if I found it and plan to use it often in my lifetime (if I can keep track of it).
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