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Meaning finding

Aging is meaning making, meaning finding. :- Doug.

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Nor teachers nor libraries

Elders less teach knowledge than ways Less are libraries of the culture than shapers, refiners, redirectors :- Doug.

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Full maturity

Our longevity is necessary to bring humanity’s offering to full maturity. :- Doug.

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O saggy craggy elder

O saggy craggy elder what gift do you have for us? :- Doug.

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Savory Questions:

Savory Questions: Toward the 300-year Grandchild-Elder :- Doug.

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Slow questions:

Slow questions: savoring inquiries of age for the grandchildren. :- Doug.

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Age re-sees, questions

Wisdom is what youth sees in age. Age re-sees and questions. :- Doug.

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Growing into age

We are growing into age, growing in age. :- Doug.

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Gravy the primal force

Gravy is one of the primal forces of the universe—or at least of Grandmas. :- Doug.

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Write out my death

Write out my death. :- Doug.

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Only a closed door?

What theme, better, what questions? Who is a grandchild that we should do something for her or him? What is the positive growth in aging? What else is dementia about and can we know? Do we only see dementia as … Continue reading

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Oddity or edges?

Is the growth of the elders about oddity? Or edges? :- Doug.

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Put your memories into poetry

Put your memories into poetry —you might just mean anew :- Doug.

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Does to the elder

Eldering does something to the elder, something for ever. :- Doug.

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We’ve/weave

Best is yet to be For growing comes with old We’ve/Weave a story yet to be told :- Doug.

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POAs not about words

Lawyer, POAs are not primarily about the words in your form, but about the elder in your focus. :- Doug.

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Powers of youth decline

As the powers of youth decline \, the powers available to elders incline /: all ages grow. :- Doug.

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