Category Archives: Aging
Through this catastrophe
Old ones ought to be explorers Why? Because we are less attached to raising family, making a name because we’d be good at exploring Old lawyers ought to be poets Because we’d be good at it less attached seeing wider … Continue reading
Band of ancestors
My band of ancestors a forest to be gathered among :- Doug.
Wafting up the flue
So much grey so little silver snow and deep up on the roof but fire in the hearth? Dare we inquire after morsels? Old we have aplenty elders but few Shh who might some of us barely notice wafting up … Continue reading
Engage artistry
There are plenty of things to which we will not be able to go back. So we must resolve to engage artistry. :- Doug.
Getting Growing Natural
Getting old Growing sick Natural :- Doug.
Echoing through ancestors
The rhythm of the words, the meaning in their onomatopoeia, our feeling as they rake our tongues, as they reverberate within our skulls, their echoing through millennia of ancestors, the feelings they evoke, the feelings that evoked these words: study, … Continue reading
Ground beneath the mountain
Turning as we go around the hill corresponds to simple aging. Occasionally stopping at the scenic overlook corresponds to eldering. Ahh, but the ground beneath the mountain! This corresponds to ancestoring. :- Doug.
Prune juice effect
The prune juice effect: When I need prune juice, it is the action I want, not the quantity nor the duration. :- Doug.
The more peculiar
The older we become the more peculiar we grow. :- Doug.
Less like older
Older people are daily becoming less like other older people. :- Doug.
The more idio
As we grow older, the more idio each of our syncracies. :- Doug.