Aging Disgracefully

Laugh lines, Leaks, and Life Lessons

De: Terry Taylor

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Getting older isn’t for the faint of heart—or the dry of humor.

From the cracked knees of wisdom to the fine leaks of experience, Aging Disgracefully: Laugh Lines, Leaks, and Life Lessons is a hilariously honest look at the absurd, awkward, and oddly liberating process of getting older.

Penned by a panel of wisecracking old friends and sometimes their wives, this book tackles life’s post-fifty surprises with razor-sharp humor and warm, self-aware charm.

Inside, you’ll find essays and reflections that explore everything from technology turning against us (“I Yelled at Alexa and She Scheduled Me a Colonoscopy”) to late-night bathroom pilgrimages (“How to Pee at 3 a.m. Without Turning On a Light or a Divorce”), and the universal mystery of gravity, leaks, and dignity in decline.

Whether you’re still in denial about your reading glasses or proudly flaunting your senior discount, Aging Disgracefullywill make you laugh, wince, and nod in recognition.

This is not a self-help book. It’s a self-heckle book—written for those who know that getting older may not be pretty, but it’s dang funny.

Perfect for:

• Anyone who thinks “aging gracefully” is a marketing scam

• Readers who enjoy sharp, irreverent humor

• Bathroom philosophers, reluctant retirees, and the proudly wrinkled