My Dad’s 86. That’s proper old, right? He was playing tennis five years ago, trundling around the court like a mortally wounded rhino, but trundling nonetheless, hitting balls, competing hard, throwing his racket in frustration. It mattered. Now? Nothing matters except his failing health. Post open heart surgery and endless battles with the insidious poison … Continue reading I’m Old. Face It.
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