One for the Ageless - Zezima, Jerry
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"Jerry proves that one can grow old gracefully and with great humor, while maturing not at all." - Dave Jaffe, author of "Sleeping Between Giants: Life, If You Can Call It That, With a Terrier" If age is just a number, then Jerry Zezima gets an A in creative math. In this, his sixth book, the syndicated humorist looks at life through rose-colored glasses - for which he doesn't even need a prescription. Whether he's acting silly with his grandchildren, clowning around at his fiftieth high school reunion, or bombarding his wife with stupid jokes, Jerry Zezima is a man for our time. "One for the…mehr

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"Jerry proves that one can grow old gracefully and with great humor, while maturing not at all." - Dave Jaffe, author of "Sleeping Between Giants: Life, If You Can Call It That, With a Terrier" If age is just a number, then Jerry Zezima gets an A in creative math. In this, his sixth book, the syndicated humorist looks at life through rose-colored glasses - for which he doesn't even need a prescription. Whether he's acting silly with his grandchildren, clowning around at his fiftieth high school reunion, or bombarding his wife with stupid jokes, Jerry Zezima is a man for our time. "One for the Ageless: How to Stay Young and Immature Even If You're Really Old" is a merry romp through the golden years, a funny guide to surviving retirement, a heartwarming chronicle of long-overdue family reunions, and a book that will make you feel like a kid again.
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Jerry Zezima writes a humor column for Tribune News Service, which distributes it to papers nationwide and abroad. As a chilling example of just how low journalistic standards have sunk, Mr. Zezima has won many awards, including seven for humorous writing from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. He and his wife, Sue, live on Long Island, New York. They have two daughters, five grandchildren, and many creditors. Mr. Zezima has no interesting hobbies.