Monthly Archives: June 2016
Our son mows our huge yard
Our son mows our huge yard. Maybe next year we don’t mow so much. Maybe he won’t want to do it any longer. What we are doing works for today. Tomorrow something else. :- Doug.
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Something more
Your mind does not continue to work as though you were 30: at 70 you have something more. :- Doug.
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Choose several:
Five and one-half ways to pay for long-term care: ideally you choose several. :- Doug.
Conversations
The breeze is communing with the leaves the leaves gathering the spring sun the birds calling out “It’s here! Come play!” :- Doug.
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What we have learned
What we have learned in a long life can inform what we do for our world and our grandchildren. :- Doug.
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You may not think you have much wisdom
You may not think you have much wisdom—but will you use what you’ve got for your grandchildren? :- Doug.
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With cell phones a new quandary–
With cell phones a new quandary— What is here, what is there? :- Doug.
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You create puzzle
You create puzzle For me to discover you Thinking—both delight! :- Doug.
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Wind’s conversation
Wind’s conversation We are :- Doug.
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Mere nurses?
How can mere nurses turn an extractive behemoth into a generative nurturer? Can we put blood into the icy veins? :- Doug.
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Cultivate life within the extractive
So is there a way to cultivate life within the extractive? On the mundo level we can make the point that the air, the water, the earth, love is not owned and should not be, that the driving purpose ought … Continue reading
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To live well
Here the purpose is To live well Together Where can we Say this See this Today? :- Doug.
Posted in Family, Healing and Wholeness, Poetry
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