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….was the heading of an article in The Guardian the other day by Tim de Lisle. Various old people with children of pensionable age were interviewed. Mary Long is 93 and her son Simon is 65. Asked if the parent-child relationship changes over the years she replied: ‘Do you know, I’ve never really thought. I don’t think it does.’ Did she still see the small boy in her son? ‘Awfully difficult to forget! But it’s lovely that I’m not responsible for him any more and don’t have to get up in the night’. How old is old? Mary says firmly