I never have understood that. Especially since it s inevitable. Best you can do is ignore it for a while. That s what lots of folks like to do. Next thing you know you re riding a horse down the lane and everybody you know passes you by on the train.
Nobody likes to be left behind but few like the changes that come with keepin up.
It s like I was tellin George Burns right before he up and died. Wherever Ol' George is now, I bet he's still chasin skirts. You can t expect that much wisdom from somebody that s less than a hundred years old. I guess when I get to be 291, I ll think I was a real bonehead at 191. That's just the way it is.