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June 27th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda Nora Ephron — the 71-year-old author, director (“Julie Julia”) and screenwriter (“When Harry Met Sally…”) who died Tuesday evening after a battle with leukemia — had a lot to say about aging. Her whip-smart commentary and observations on being a woman — what’s more, being a woman of a certain age — were funny and bracingly honest in their openness and clarity.
“No one likes to be old,” Ephron wrote in her 2010 book “I Remember Nothing: And Other Reflections.” “The most they will cop up to is that they’re older. Or oldish.”
For Ephron, aging wasn’t for the faint of heart — but it was definitely easier to bear with friends, family and humor. In the slideshow below, we remember some of the author’s reflections on getting older.
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