That Went by Fast: My First Hundred Years

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Frank White, an ex-logger and gas station owner, reflects on the challenges and perks of reaching a hundred years old. While he enjoys the affection from locals and the recognition that comes with age, he grapples with the unrealistic expectations placed on him. Once merely a mechanic, he now faces demands for profound insights into life, highlighting the burdens of celebrity in his twilight years. The narrative explores themes of aging, community, and the search for meaning as memory begins to fade.