Aging wrinkles reflect marks of distinction and age
A columnist muses on aging and facial wrinkles as visible signs of getting older. He notes hair color, beards, and sun exposure, rejects stereotypes about age, and cites figures like Bulwer, Shakespeare, Reagan, Hugo, Twain, and a view that wrinkles show where smiles have been.
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