Monthly Archives: February 2020
Won’t read when I retire?
If I say I won’t read my work subjects when I retire, what does that say about the quality of the work I am doing? :- Doug.
Posted in Aging, Caring, Eldering, Professional Caregivers
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I try not to have goals
I try to not have goals to move beyond outcomes —short sight— to with for the sake of with :- Doug.
Posted in Conversation, Eldering, Poetry
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Beyond messages
Together this we can do beyond messages beyond outcomes communing :- Doug.
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Setting out to serve
Setting out to serve humanity’s grandchildren we know not what and whom we will meet :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering, Poetry
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Serving grandchildren
Maybe we’re not changing the world. Maybe we’re not engendering a better humanity. Maybe we are serving the grandchildren of humanity. :- Doug.
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know, finally know
How will we go if we know, finally know we’ll never arrive? :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering, Healing and Wholeness, Poetry
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will not know when
In this work we will not know when we have arrived for when are we human? :- Doug.
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Make believe
Make believe for something like it will be :- Doug.
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Hung up on results
Don’t get hung up on results Care mightily about reaching across :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Conversation, Eldering, Poetry, Professional Caregivers
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at the speed of clouds
at the speed of clouds unnoticed we move we morph :- Doug.
Posted in Dreams, Eldering, Poetry
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Not our hope
It’s not our hope just where we work :- Doug.
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So that we are disheartened
It may be necessary to explore possible technology futures so that we find ourselves disheartened and lost so that in turn we see more clearly where we find ourselves and where we might better go. :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering
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