Category Archives: Eldering

Sometimes we are charged to remember something we never knew. :- Doug.

Until you feel the press of responsibility, you will not be tellers of important story, the great Rememberers. :- Doug.

What’s here, over the hill? Another hill—between us and the 11th generation. :- Doug.

In our course we work at learning something, throwing out that of which we were certain, taking in contraries without throwing up. :- Doug.

In this course, we will try on as many as six impossible things before breakfast. :- Doug.

An elder is one who is continuously pondering the tasks of eldering; and …. :- Doug.

Is this subject legal? Well, is it illegal? It is living. That’s what I want to lead us to learn: life and the dying of it. :- Doug.

We do not know what an ancestor is, what an ancestor does. It is a bigger role than being parent. It is a bigger role than being known. It might be effected in story. Stories we tell, stories told of … Continue reading →