The Best Day of My Life Is Tomorrow

About this book

At 102, Harold "Babo" Terens wakes up every morning, walks to the window, and gives thanks. Ask him how he's doing, and he'll tell you he's a 10 - most days, anyway.A World War II veteran who helped liberate Normandy, Harold has shaken hands with five U.S. presidents, embraced French heads of state, and been studied by five universities as a genuine "SuperAger." He has loved deeply, lost a wife of seventy years, and found love again in his second century. He danced at his wedding after turning 100, went to Burning Man, and refuses, to this day, to sit in a rocking chair.The Best Day of My Life Is Tomorrow is Harold's story, told in his own voice. Spanning more than a century, it is a memoir of war and survival, love and loss, family and faith. Above all, it is the story of a man whose optimism never wavered and whose guiding belief remains unchanged: no matter how good today may be, the best day of his life is still tomorrow.