Advices women how to enjoy their later years, suggests ways to maintain a positive attitude, and reviews mental and physical preparations for one's death This warm and wise "love letter to old ladies" is replete with sound advice (keep growing in your faith; learn what you enjoy and concentrate on it; reach out to others; etc.) and witty anecdotes (as when Mall plucks her wayward false teeth from a strawberry patch). Yet she deals honestly with hard realities toopreparing for death, for exampleeven discussing the hypothetical option of suicide, which she ends by firmly rejecting. Closing with a chapter titled "Pot-pourri"a marvelous list of homegrown proverbs and reflectionsthis is feisty, practical, warm-hearted, and very helpful. EC Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
| Gtin | 9780345347466 |
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