Make the second 50 the best 50 — Nina Leavins
Make the second 50 the best 50 — Nina Leavins
Make the second 50 the best 50 — Nina Leavins
Make the second 50 the best 50 — Nina Leavins
Make the second 50 the best 50 — Nina Leavins
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Make the second 50 the best 50

— Nina Leavins
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I remember a new heaviness in my body, but maybe that's the work of time and my looking back. — Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich, The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memoir
I tan the easy way. I just wait for my liver spots to connect. — Martha Bolton
She went out socially with him, but without enthusiasm, devoured already by that eternal inertia which comes to live wit — F. Scott Fitzgerald
Charlotte views her younger selves with a certain detachment. They are herself, but other incarnations, innocents going — Penelope Lively, How It All Began
We are no longer awkward younglings. Our enemies may be fearsome, but so are we. It is time we remind them of that. — Christopher Paolini, Inheritance
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Know this: even if you’re like us and still doddering around above ground, someone out there from your past is probably — Michael Zadoorian, The Leisure Seeker
After a while, just staying alive becomes a full-time job. No wonder we need a vacation. — Michael Zadoorian, The Leisure Seeker
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Old age robs you of every last illusion, even the belief in your own goodness. — Jill Ciment, Heroic Measures