Monthly Archives: March 2012
Bequeath someon a dream
Bequeath someone a dream better yet, devise it for it is real :- Doug.
The value to another when you try…
Never doubt The value to another When you try, not knowing if… When my parents died I told my friends online In that cold, impersonal, often cruel world And coming back to me Through those hard metal wires Among the … Continue reading
Give a broken thing
Give a broken thing Broken things still have songs left in them :- Doug.
Something they might throw away
Will someone something they might throw away —and tell them why they might want to keep it —or tell them they will figure it out for themselves —because you might learn your value or figure it out —maybe it will … Continue reading
I work for the elders of our tribe.
I work for the elders of our tribe. :- Doug.
This infinite game
Elder Caring Law for me is about playing an infinite game with my clients, the infinite game of life and the purpose is to keep on playing it. :- Doug.
Elders who are caring
Elders who are caring About their families, future & world Are the ones for whom we work :- Doug.
Elders SAT
We encourage elders to not sit, but SAT; Speak, Act, and Think originally. :- Doug.
Nursing Homes: for profit vs not for profit?
Friends– Does it make a difference if the nursing home you are considering is for profit or not for profit? This article says it does, at least in generalities: http://www.medicareadvocacy.org/2012/03/15/non-profit-vs-for-profit-nursing-homes-is-there-a-difference-in-care/ Check it out and see what you think. :- Doug.
News: Annuity sales person ordered to jail
Friends– Here is a case of elder abuse as a crime, in a common transaction. It says annuity sales people need to be very careful in dealing with older adults: An annuity salesperson has been convicted and ordered to jail … Continue reading
Open reciprocity
The practice is about open reciprocity. We have some answers; you have others: together we paint the future. :- Doug.
Eldering is mixing it up with the future
Eldering is about taking action and mixing it up with the future, not passively taking what it dishes out. :- Doug.
Eldering within families
The vision of eldering within families that animates our practice is continuity and open-endedness. :- Doug.
Law at play
We move beyond law as business to law at play. :- Doug.
The bigger job of Wills?
What is the bigger job of Wills, Estates, and Powers of Attorney, if not loving well? :- Doug.