It's ill-becoming for an old broad to sing about how bad she wants it. But occasionally we do. -Lena Horne
"I take a simple view of living. It is: Keep your eyes open and get on with it." -Laurence Olivier "The only sin is mediocrity." -Martha Graham
"When I was young, I found out that the big toe always ends up making a hole in a sock. So I stopped wearing socks." -Albert Einstein
"Go out on a limb. That's where the fruit is."-Jimmy Carter
Full of surprise, insight, humor, perspective, celebration, inspiration, and a kind of offhand, poignant poetry, Age Doesn't Matter Unless You're a Cheese-title courtesy of Billie Burke-shares hundreds of the best things men and women over sixty have said about how to love, work, laugh, and live. Collected by authors with a perfect ear for quotes, Kathryn and Ross Petras, Age Doesn't Matter brings together Albert Einstein's equation for happiness, Colette on the virtues of astonishment, and Julia Child's secret of longevity: "Red meat and gin."
I truly enjoyed this book. Are all the quotes inspirational and or full of wisdom no probably not but, many are good, helpful, make me laugh or smile. It was worth the read. My son left this book in the bathroom so every time I would go in to use the restroom I would read a little bit of it. So this is where this book will stay it's a helpful place for it.
These little books find many quotes that are just jewels to reflect on. The reflection becomes easier while reading them on a boat drifting over calm water in a peaceful setting! That’s where I read this book and enjoyed it!😎
A recent birthday present from a good friend of mine. It is a collection of quotes from the famous, infamous, and some who have nothing to do with fame, all based upon aging. Some are quite funny, some thought provoking, and some just obvious. But, something good to pick up every now and then for some perspective. The gentleman who was kind enough to give this, is an octogenerian, it must help to have perspective.
While it certainly makes you feel optimistic about aging, I think the most important thing I learned from this book is how contradictory the advice is. So, yay, no one grows old the same way.