harvest of your life?
What does the harvest of your life look like? What is the harvest of your life?
:- Doug.
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The last years
The last years, our last things we do and say for and to each other—these I want to explore for our family and legal growth.
:- Doug.
We throw around “goal”
We throw around the word “goal” so much when we hardly know what we are saying.
:- Doug.
People who love people with Alzheimer’s
People who love people with Alzheimer’s need help. That’s what I do.
:- Doug.
proud to be old-fashioned?
What are some of the things you have live by, perhaps you are even proud to call old-fashioned?
:- Doug.
The past
The past
recent or distant
not only think about
but mostly process
find our new relation to it
who we are
who we will be now
:- Doug.
love these folks
There are people disaffected. The politician shows us. We must love these folks back to center.
:- Doug.
Like the new generation we’ve always been
Like the new generation we’ve always been, we have to now invent our responses to old age.
:- Doug.
We can do what we can do
We can do what we can do
What is that?
This we ought to do for good
:- Doug.
Why is this conversation necessary?
Why is this conversation necessary? Because this is where the rubber meets the road, because Indiana has a low rating for caring for our elders, because these people know how to give a higher level of caring to our elders, because we feel held back in some way, because we can do better. Because our role as an organization is not simply to put on a conference, but to raise the level of caring for our elders.
:- Doug.
