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Published June 2000
(NAPS) - ”How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are?”
This quote by Satchell Paige, who made his Major League Baseball debut at age 42, sums up the theme of a new book - Chicken Soup for the Golden Soul. Age is a state of mind.To the contributors of this book, the best days are yet to come. Wisdom and maturity can bring about excitement, stimulating as the inspirational energy of youth.
The book’s heartwarming tales of people finding love, success and the meaning of life at an age when others have given up help to redefine the expression “better with age.”
It includes tales by many of America’s prominent “mature” citizens who have managed to stay young at heart - Ruth Stafford Peale, Pete Seeger, Robert Fulgham, as well as a story from the late Erma Bombeck.
Check your local or online bookstore.
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