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>I rather prefer to think of women who are close to my >own age as "ripe", not old. Old implies dried out, >tough, and whithered. Oh, my gosh! Perhaps "old" IS >the proper word! That reflection in the mirror, that >I'm forced to examine at least once a week (and not >more than that if I'm lucky) when I shave appears >dried out, leathery and wrinkled. Sometimes it's >difficult to remember my age, and act with the >appropriate and expected maturity, but I'm instantly >jerked into reality when the cute check-out girl at >the grocery store calls me "sir" or "Honey". She would >never call a young, virile hunk, Honey. That would >imply interest. Calling an "Old" guy Honey is close >akin to saying "Bless his heart" (he's not altogether >together). > > >>What a disappointing version of NC porn! Come on, >>Den...you can do better than this for an old woman.

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