Children sometimes tack a “half” or a “three-quarters” onto their ages, but adults tend to avoid claiming additional years. This is the wrong idea, according to my friend Brenda, who insists that you should add decades when you lie about your age.
“You’re sixty-four? You look fantastic!”
I, however, prefer to get a running start on saying my new age. I s…
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