Monthly Archives: March 2015
caring for one another
When it comes to end of life caring for one another, let us preempt the culture. :- Doug.
We do not have courage to love
We do not have the courage to love. We do not know how to find the courage to love. You work in a nursing home. You are not a manager. You want to be caring to those you are given … Continue reading
Making the decision easier?
Is asking What would Dad want a way of making our decision easier? Yes, and that is not bad. But sometimes we need to think harder and more deeply for ourselves—and them. What is a good child to do? :- … Continue reading
My family will do the right thing?
My family will do the right thing. But how will they know? Unless I tell them? :- Doug.
open and trade
What I open is my heart What I trade is my story :- Doug.
From my tree stand
From my tree stand I photograph what goes on just below how you—we—enculturated enculturating treat those a few years ahead of us in line :- Doug.
Now I don’t matter
Now I don’t matter I don’t care I don’t know the difference Your actions speak Even in Now My individuality matters I am not a thing Grist for your mill A task in your list I am A person Who … Continue reading
Elderly is a dismissal;
Elderly is a dismissal; Elder is a term of respect, reverence, veneration :- Doug.
anger and the expected
There’s a disconnect between What we expected and what happens That’s where the anger works us :- Doug.
to see inside a person
You can see inside a person by the questions He or she asks —and does not ask :- Doug.