Author Archives: dgermann
Love not meet
Love these grandchildren you will not meet. :- Doug.
Love the generations
Be in love with the generations. We often hear people will hold our generation accountable—but why? Is it not our hubris? Our task is not to do something for the next generations—nor to them—but simply to love them and the … Continue reading
proud gifts?
If you are giving your grandchildren something, can they be proud of it? :- Doug.
Write stories ahead
Write the stories of the the eleventh generation, that we might know them. :- Doug.
Training imagination
I am training my imagination to know better the coming generations of ancestors. :- Doug.
You know the way
Thank you grandchildren. You know the way. :- Doug.
ways they welcome
touching the generations in ways they welcome the whole stream generations will prosper :- Doug.
Interview the woods
Interview the woods, the stream, the pond I will learn of you And you may tell the great grandchildren :- Doug.
working with elders to
I am going from working with elders to working with ancestors. :- Doug.
foothills of the future
I am working in the foothills of the future. :- Doug.
intentional future
I think we have a chance to make the future in an intentional way. That will take the hardest work—thinking. And the task is probably impossible. :- Doug.
of, with, and for grandchildren
Let us strive for a conversation of, with, and for the grandchildren. :- Doug.
W within w
Wheels within wheels ancestors within ancestors within grandchildren—all! :- Doug.
Grandchildren need this
What the grandchildren need is a good talking with! :- Doug.
Think hard about long
The task I set myself is the hardest task humans have yet devised—and so largely avoided—thinking. I think hard about long. :- Doug.