Monthly Archives: February 2016
another human gift
Every human however old is home to another human gift :- Doug.
My bottom line
My bottom line is not in gathering money It’s gathering with people well enough To be truly caring :- Doug.
South Bend: a Community Caring for Our Elders
South Bend: a Community Caring for Our Elders :- Doug.
What did they expect?
What did they expect? Ask them. Get clear. For instance, getting sick and not having to call upon their purse or family for help? First, seek the best quality of life. Maybe we can conserve or regroup resources and income. … Continue reading
Momentarily caring:
Momentarily Caring: Little ways when you’re pressed for time :- Doug.
Deeper mysteries await
Deeper mysteries await; no, pull at us In age they beckon us daily Fog to ignore or explore, either unknowing The end of all our spiraling Brings our true selves, home, relatives: Maybe; or simply life as it grows on … Continue reading
A mystery of Alzheimer’s
There is a mystery of Alzheimer’s, perhaps to be lived into. :- Doug.
Memories hold the meanings
Memories hold the meanings. :- Doug.
Great Ones
These are the Great Ones —our elders— would we open to them :- Doug.
a fully packed Nothing
A fully packed Nothing comes to the Great Ones of our tribe That is, to each of us paying attention :- Doug.
as we grow older than they
The old-old are going through something we will need to know as we grow older than they. :- Doug.
bravery of the old-old
What bravery have old-old people shown you? Such as facing oncoming losses? :- Doug.
needing each other age
Needing each other age is our old-old age and every other age had we eyes :- Doug.
Who cares well?
Who cares well for others? What do they do differently? :- Doug.