Our Best, For the Given Time
There is a tendency to glamorize our youth, to remember – incorrectly – all the days as joyous and carefree. We yearn for a time
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There is a tendency to glamorize our youth, to remember – incorrectly – all the days as joyous and carefree. We yearn for a time
In truth, I am getting old. But I don’t have to act like it! As children, we were told to act more mature than our
Orange intensity. Instead of signaling the winding down of the day – a time of relaxation I used to relish – I have a new
Your time is limited. You’ll no longer live forever, as it once seemed. You do not have your entire life ahead of you – just
The older I get, the more I have to patch myself up. A little Physical Therapy here, a light surgery there, a new regimen for
We all encounter physical points of weakness: a bum knee, stiff joints, vertigo, maybe cancer or a heart condition. These seem overwhelming! At first; but
How does one gracefully accept the limits of age without conceding too much, without giving up too early, without creating unnecessary limitations of the mind
Short-term, long-term, it’s all going. Sometimes I can’t remember what I just did, or what I need to do in ten minutes. I call that
When you’re young, you’re in a hurry … in a rush to experience, to see, to reach. There is so much out there! You want
I have watched my children grow to a point where they can take better care of themselves than I can, where they can do things