Category Archives: Eldering
passing, passing by
We, this era, are caught up in something passing, passing by insubstantial meaning, lasting lasting :- Doug.
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Into imagination and art
We can be about transposing age into imagination and art. :- Doug.
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You can see from here
What you can see from here Can it be for the grandchildren Of some good use? :- Doug.
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Completing larger life
We are about completing a larger life. :- Doug.
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An additional generation
We have—we are—an additional generation. This widespread longevity and health presents us the opportunity to fashion elderhood for the good of generations. :- Doug.
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Responsibilities and joys
What are the responsibilities and joys of elderhood? :- Doug.
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The role of affection
It is not about us receiving affection, but for the grandchildren finding and pointing up the role of affection. :- Doug.
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What lasts
The turning point is that as our orbit shrinks economically, it can expand foundationally, in what lasts. In choices. For the oncoming generations. For ourselves in deciding to help. :- Doug.
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Hidden in tiny things
There is something hidden in tiny things, seldom noticed: it flows. Perhaps it is affection. Perhaps generativity. It flows downhill. :- Doug.
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Weak with tiny orbit
In retirement, in old age, the charge of the corporation, nation, and economy is removed from us. We no longer make decision in millions or hundreds of thousands of Dollars and hundreds of jobs. In what ways then is this … Continue reading
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