Dave Saalsaa offered wisely! :-)
>>>> Somehow, mature sounds so much nicer than old.<<<<<<
Ted Grant responded:
>> For example, which sounds better... "He's an old guy." Or "He's
a gentleman of mature age." :-)
Steve Barbour offered:
>>>the French go one better with the expression/ translated...
>>a man/woman of a certain age... mature, exotic, very mysterious...
>>that's you Ted... right? <<<<<<<<<
Gee Steve I don’t know about the >> very mysterious << part as I’m
like an open book. But then there were the times in Munich?
Barcelona? Tokyo? Albertville and London? ;-) J
