At 45, just when I thought I had finally reached that age where I would no longer be mistaken for a child, the new neighbor came over to introduce himself and asked if I was the daughter. “No,” I said with a smile, “I’m the owner.”
At 45, just when I thought I had finally reached that age where I would no longer be mistaken for a child, the new neighbor came over to introduce himself and asked if I was the daughter. “No,” I said with a smile, “I’m the owner.”