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I’m getting old lady skin.
I noticed while I was writing at the bookstore. My left elbow was propped on the black table, the thumb and index finger of my left hand cupped around my forehead at the hairline, the flesh of my upper arm in its short lime green sleeve pressing against my breast. And I saw the tiny, miniscule puckering of pores and flesh at the slightest pressure and my stomach turned over as I realized how few years I have left before my skin will wrinkle and pucker without the pressure of my upper arm in its short lime green sleeve pressing against my breast.
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