Barbara Walters Quote

The aging process seems to strike first at the mechanism which warns that we have been talking too much and the listener is growing restless. The signal isn't perfect at any age — drink, for instance, throws it right out of kilter — but it is almost non-existent in old people.


How to Talk With Practically Anybody About Practically Anything (1970)


The aging process seems to strike first at the mechanism which warns that we have been talking too much and the listener is growing restless. The...

The aging process seems to strike first at the mechanism which warns that we have been talking too much and the listener is growing restless. The...

The aging process seems to strike first at the mechanism which warns that we have been talking too much and the listener is growing restless. The...

The aging process seems to strike first at the mechanism which warns that we have been talking too much and the listener is growing restless. The...