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Will you waste your added capacities?

:- Doug.

It is really more about what we do or fail to do for the generations, than added capacity we receive.

:- Doug.

Give what you’ve got, or grandchildren may not get.

:- Doug.

What is the meaning of you at this time of your life?

:- Doug.

Is what I am writing worth reading? Make it so.

:- Doug.

What risk? The risk of letting your vision go to waste and not be communicated. The risk of not moving us toward beloved community For the Grandchildren. The risk of wasting our lives. The risk of wasting grandchildren’s lives.

:- Doug.

With greater vision, greater risk.

:- Doug.

Put on your apron.

:- Doug.

With greater powers, greater responsibility for all the grandchildren.

:- Doug.

What good is growing old?

:- Doug.

What’s your art?

:- Doug.

You’re just fine the age you are.

:- Doug.

Circle your elders.

:- Doug.

Age is growing and serving.

:- Doug.

God is bigger than I expected.

:- Doug.

Unexpected
Health, freedom
Energy, adventure
Grandchildren, years
We the unexpected

:- Doug.

Grandmothers seem to see life in personal vignettes; grandfathers in global how-tos.

:- Doug.

Goals are guesses become brittle.

:- Doug.

You have good things developing. We’re going to work to find out what those might be. More importantly, those can be of inestimable value to others. We will work on identifying those others and how you might be of use.

:- Doug.

Write an oft-told story of your life and see if you can see it from a new perspective. Do you see something new in others’ reactions and motives? In your own?

:- Doug.

Write, in the style of your favorite author, page about eldering another.

:- Doug.

What can tikkun olam mean? Beloved community? 300-year grandchild elder?

:- Doug.

Foster one another’s super powers.

:- Doug.