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To what use our gravitas?

:- Doug.

Elders are community disorienters.

:- Doug.

Freshness comes when persons come together again for the first time.

:- Doug.

This is the death-throes of a world view.

:- Doug.

We are about synergy, epitomized by playfulness.

:- Doug.

We can clean the minds and psyches of the grandchildren; we can be their scouts.

:- Doug.

We are the way-showers. Either way.

:- Doug.

If you were going to create the next 300 years of evolution, what would you create?

:- Doug.

This is a shake up your world view course.

:- Doug.

With bodies broken and beaten
With parts flopping awkwardly
For the grandchildren we clown invitingly

:- Doug.

Simply complex
we are
able

:- Doug.

We are in the best place to invite a partnership of the generations.

:- Doug.

Terra not terror.

:- Doug.

Invest the first fruits of your day for the grandchildren.

:- Doug.

Gentle fun travels farther than giving advice.

:- Doug.

Fun opens us more than war.

:- Doug.

Old science has told us the universe is made of pieces and parts, atoms and molecules and electrons and protons and neutrons and…missing the word most used in this sentence.

:- Doug.

We have been endowed with the complexities of life.

:- Doug.

Come play with us.

:- Doug.

We have something the grandchildren need and how better to get it in front of them than play?

:- Doug.

No answers but conversation.

:- Doug.

Something there is for us to do and be:
to share what we see, to share who we be

:- Doug.

The between is not a thing but a flowering.