So much has been made about my brother and I. What I mean by this is that Stanton and I are full brothers but we don’t look or act alike. In fact, despite having the same last name and the same parents and we live in the same house and work at the same place (you get the picture) many people never put it together that we’re related. Then when they find out that we’re brothers they often ask us which brother is older. You see, Stanton dresses much hipper than I do and he also is smaller (petite?) so many people assume that he’s the younger brother. It usually comes as a shock to them that he is indeed the older brother.

This is actually not that big of a deal, but it does cause some gentle ribbing amongst us (what’s funnier is one of our friend’s kids asked why I’m Japanese and Stanton’s not). So yesterday I got some funny news in the mail. It wasn’t addressed to me but hopefully it will once and all end the debate of who is older.

This letter came in the mail yesterday

No big deal you say? You get junk mail all the time? Sure that may be true, but look who the letter is from! It’s from the AARP! In case you don’t know, the AARP is an organization for old people. AARP stands for the American Association of Retired People. What’s more, you need to be over 50 to be eligible for the AARP. Of course as I mentioned earlier the letter wasn’t addressed to me. Let’s take a closer look so you can see who the letter is for.

That’s right, it’s for a Mr. Stan Sunaoka

Apparently Stanton has been hiding his real age afterall. So this year on November 10 (his birthday) I think you should all help him celebrate his 50th birthday!

Now all kidding aside. A few weeks ago we had our church’s 25th anniversary celebration at the water park. They showed a few videos that helped to celebrate what we’ve accomplished throughout the world. I got to play an FBI agent in the first one (I’m FBI agent #2) and got interviewed in the second.