Make it to your golden years and people will start turning a blind eye to your foul language, daytime drinking and surly attitude, and if you're still alive after a century you can do whatever the heck you want!
When Flossie Dickey was interviewed by Good Day Spokane on her 110th birthday she wasn't terribly thrilled about the day, much to the chagrin of the bubbly reporter interviewing her.
But we did learn a few things about living past one hundred- you no longer get excited about parties.
Napping, whiskey and free mugs...sounds like the life to me!
-Via Esquire
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If she were any more grouchier she could be my mother, right down to the naps and the whisky - even though my mother's only 94+.
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