Author Archives: dgermann
Present and lively
Are you exploring or have you figured it out? one is present and lively :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering, Poetry
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The more sure you are
The more sure you are, the less you know. :- Doug.
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Vertical questions
Vertical questions flow downhill: if you won’t ask never before asked questions, the grandchildren can’t ask even deeper. If your stories don’t, theirs won’t. :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering, Family
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My stories (mysteries?)
How do my stories (mysteries?) get people to ask questions, reflexive questions of self? :- Doug.
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workers in life purposes
We as lawyers and elders are workers in life purposes and meanings. :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Eldering
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Became part of them
The stories and sayings became part of them that’s the way to travel 300 years :- Doug.
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See yourself strange
Examine your story with an object of seeing your own self strange. :- Doug.
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Cartoon your story
Draw/Describe cartoons of your story. :- Doug.
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Retell and retell
Retell and retell your story from the perspectives of the others involved. :- Doug.
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The practice of people
The practice of law is the practice of people. The practice of law is the practice of conversing. :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Conversation, Professional Caregivers
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Ask a never-before
Impossible it probably is To say something new But to ask a never-before Asked question —Ahh! :- Doug.
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Engage artistry
There are plenty of things to which we will not be able to go back. So we must resolve to engage artistry. :- Doug.
Posted in Aging, Eldering
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Pain comes from expectations
Pain comes from expectations and from the extent by which we miss them. :- Doug.
Posted in Healing and Wholeness
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