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Generational Torch-Bearing
Coming home from a precious, short visit with my daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter this weekend, there was plenty of time alone in the car to think. As I considered some of our conversations,...
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More Than Words
Pen in hand, released to the floor; chicken scratch. “I. . . I. . . I. . ,” sputtered Vera, summoning strength from the tips of her toes and fingers, as they squeezed the foot and armrest of her...
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Elusive Pleasures: Sprinklers in the Garden of Life
Comfortably settling into my spot on the back porch for Sunday morning coffee, I noticed it. It didn’t feel right. It seemed empty. What was it? The coffee was its usual perfect color, aroma and taste....
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Elusive Pleasures: Aging with Erroneous Beliefs
Last week I wrote about sprinkler heads. Why would anyone stop to read about sprinkler heads? Because it’s really about pleasure, and adapting to changes that block our pleasure. Maybe for you, it’s...
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Elusive Pleasures: 10 Ways to Feel Better!
What if you could do some simple brain exercises to get more pleasure in your life? Would you be interested? What? Exercise my brain? How in the world do I do that? Good news! For these exercises, you...
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Elusive Pleasures Part 5
This is the last of a five-part series on Elusive Pleasures, in which we’re exploring losses, their associated neural connections and ways to adapt to changes and renew pleasure. In the first...
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Do you need time? It slips away. It’s of the essence. It marches on. It will tell. It heals all things. It is the great thief. It is not your friend. It is relevant. It flies. It is nigh. It is money....
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