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Actress Laments Our 'Fixation on Youth'
In a New York Times article, actress Frances McDormand spoke out against what she called Hollywood's and America's "perverse fixation on ...
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Plight of Older Shelter Dogs Shows Our Fear of Aging
An article published by the Los Angeles Times highlights the difficult situation of many older dogs in animal shelters—few new pet owners are willing ...
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There's a Person Down the Road—It's You
Richard S. Halverson, the former U.S. Senate Chaplain, used to challenge people with the following image:
You're going to meet an old man [or woman] ...
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Famous Actress on the Pain of Aging
Kristin Scott Thomas, the British-born actress who was nominated for an Oscar (The English Patient), talked about the pressure of growing older in a culture ...
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Rembrandt Captured the Goodness of Old Age
According to the British art critic Jonathan Jones, many Renaissance artists were "coldly curious" or even cruel in their depictions of old ...
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Old Friends Can't Remember Last Restaurant
This is a story of 30-year-old friends who had a reunion and were discussing where they should go for dinner. Somebody suggested that they meet at the ...
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Chuck Colson: Life Is More than Money, Power, and Pleasure
Charles Colson tells the following story about his home town of Naples, Florida, which he calls "one of the garden spots of the world."
It's ...
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An Elderly Woman Reaches Out to Homesick College Students
Daniel Meyer tells the story of an elderly woman who heard a sermon in which she felt God encouraging her to look for ways in which she could use her ...
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Billy Graham on the Opportunities of Old Age
In his book Nearing Home, Billy Graham offers the following advice about the opportunities in growing older:
When Coca-Cola changed its one-hundred-year-old ...
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How Aging Became a "Disease"—and a Huge Business
Trying to look younger and prevent aging has become an $511 billion a year business [as of 2022]. According to a book by Arlene Weintraub titled Selling ...
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