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A day to change the conversation

:- Doug.

And is the word of spirit, of meeting
I and Thou needs And

:- Doug.

A wound attended
Has a chance to heal

:- Doug.

Anger: we should also forgive our creditors.

:- Doug.

Elders cannot have it all: we can have it better: as we keep choosing.

:- Doug.

Eldering is a choice: something given up for something larger, a choice revisited and revisited.

:- Doug.

How then shall we elder?

:- Doug.

It’s taken me 70 years
to start to
wise up

:- Doug.

Children of the spirit welcome whatever comes to us on the wind.

:- Doug.

You must leave home.

:- Doug.

We talk with someone for a couple of minutes and we think we know them; we meet someone for an instant and we know.

:- Doug.

Get to the coeur.

:- Doug.

Don’t take care—don’t even give it—share caring.

:- Doug.

Our work is about caring.

:- Doug.

The things I think about God—my explorations of God—cannot separate me from God’s love—nothing can. God invites.

:- Doug.

Gather the periphery
into center
uncomfortable? good!

:- Doug.

As I looked upon the book called the New Testament I saw a word, alive, hovering over it—LOVE—as I watched, this word morphed before my eyes into its deeper meaning—FREE.

:- Doug.

Periphery is the edge
of the larger
look away first

:- Doug.

O you little people!

:- Doug.

We are saving home, health, and hearth.

:- Doug.

After getting the large picture it costs what it is worth.

:- Doug.

This is my task: to get folks Medicaid qualified.

:- Doug.

You want to get Mom qualified for Medicaid: there are ways that are solid, that are legal and ethical, that work; they need to be done with care to follow the complex and ever-changing rules.

:- Doug.