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108-Year-Old Woman Stays Young By ‘Flirting With Men With Mustaches’

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108-Year-Old Woman Stays Young By ‘Flirting With Men With Mustaches’

An Alabama woman celebrating her 108th birthday was asked how she keeps herself feeling young.  She replied: “drinking wine, eating dessert, and flirting with men with mustaches.”

Helen Denmark turned 108 and she was celebrated with a party thrown by her friends and caregivers at Brookdale Assisted Living in Birmingham.

Denmark said she doesn’t feel any older than she did when she was 107.

The centenarian said she still feels healthy and strong.

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