In praise of growing older


By MARY EU
Just being curious, fun-loving, and vibrant at old age can be awe-worthy. — Pexels

I love what British-born actress Kate Winslet said in an interview published in Newsweek some time back: “I think that women get more interesting as we grow older. I think we’re more evolved in life, we have so much more experience.”

Can ageing be awe-inspiring? Rejoice in the hair that is growing on your big toes, or a new age-spot or two.

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