I have taped a heart to my window. Scores of people in my city have done the same. It’s meant to communicate that we are thinking beyond ourselves, hoping to signal to the medical community, and others delivering essential services, that we acknowledge them; we thank them, and we care.… Read More »Caring About People Who Are At Risk
In our culture, at long last, we have made headway in ending disparaging humor about many marginalized groups—other races, other religions, the opposite gender, sexual preferences, trans gender. and disabilities. Yet we persist in making derogatory remarks about the group we will all become—old people. We cannot, or will not,… Read More »3 Reasons to End Disparaging Humor About Old People
Coco Chanel once said, “You can be gorgeous at 30, charming at 40, and irresistible for the rest of your life.” While this seems a tad unrealistic, it would be comforting to know that something, at least, could be retrieved of our youthful appearance as we age. While we acknowledge… Read More »Can Fashion Make Up for the Loss of Youthful Appearance?
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