NADIA BOROWSKI SCOTT / Union-Tribune Chloe Garrett, 5, of Lakeside has always wanted to visit her family's farm in England. Her dream was granted by the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and her family of four traveled overseas for 28 days last month.

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Chloe Garrett, 5, is like any other young girl. She loves to play dress up, drink imaginary tea and draw pictures. She adores her older brother, even when they argue. She has a toothy smile so big that her blue eyes close when she flashes it and two strawberry blond-colored pigtails that frame her freckled face.

Jean and Julius Willson have skated, bicycled, skied, windsurfed – and laughed – their way to the fountain of youth. She's 81; Julius just turned 93. And though some health problems have slowed him down a little in the past few years, the couple are still more active than many people half their age.