Ha, thanks Mona. I've had people tell me I look as young as 12 (I strongly disagree with that...if I look 12, there's something wrong with tweens today). I will settle for and accept being called anything 16 and over. Amongst other events, I have had a convenience store clerk actually tell me my ID was fake and refuse my purchase (it most certainly was not fake). I also once got pulled off a casino floor in Las Vegas by a security guard. After careful inspection of my ID, he forced a wrist band upon me so I wouldn't have that problem again while I was there (I didn't even know they had wrist bands!).
Some people call it a blessing. However, I currently call it, "Making it difficult for me in a professional career since nobody respects me just because I look like a kid."
