Title: The Roots of Our Society Category:Society & Culture / People Details: Words: 746 | Pages: 3.2 (approximately 235 words/page)
The Roots of Our Society
The Roots of Our Society
According to Webster’s Dictionary, the word “age” is described as a decline of life and oldness. When many people hear the word “old” being refereed to senior citizens, they automatically think of a wrinkled, hunched over, grumpy man hobbling on his cane across the street at two miles an hour. Other stereotypes of older people is that they smell funny, have dentures, and are generally grumpy to everyone they come in contact with. Although I have seen such behaviors …showed first 85 words of 746 total…
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…showed last 85 words of 746 total…relate funny stories that happen to me. I also believe that ageing is a big part in society because once people age, we know that a new group of people is going to move up and new babies are going to be born. It is like a cycle and senior citizens are what helps keep out society alive and positive. Elderly people are like the roots, we grow from them and can always come back, yet they will always be planted firmly in our society.
