Have you noticed something funny going on around the country? Everybody is growing older, but nobody seems to be aging.
Stephani Cook, who follows social and marketing trends for a New York City advertising agency, has seen it--and felt it. "People 50 to 75 don't think of themselves as old," says Cook, who is an executive vice president of Lowe & Partners/SMS. "I'll be 53 next month. My daughter just turned 29, and we have a lot more in common than not. We wear the same things and eat the same things, and I'm in better shape than when I was...
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