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For Everything There Is A Season

November 29, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Ageism, democratic leaders, experience versus vigor in a President, impairments of old age, Iran-Contra Affair, Joe Biden at 80, living longer, Presidents who died in office, Presidents who were assinated, Ronald Reagan, science and old age, U.S. 2022 mid term election, voting record of eldery voters, Voting record of youth, Who defeated the Red Wave?, Why young voters turned up at the polls
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  If a person succeeds in reaching old age, three outcomes are certain. The individual will have cataract surgery, begin a prescription for glaucoma, and experience a slowdown in brain function.  Memories become slippery eels, not easy to catch.  Thank heaven experience steps i
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Making Our Way In The World

November 08, 2022
by Caroline Miller
"Chloe Malle, "The Social Network, afflictions we create, Ageism, Beverly Johnson, Carmen Dell'Orefice, Crime stems from neglect, New You magazine, nurturing our society, owning old age, perils of modeling, Race as myth, racial prejudice, the need for underdogs
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The woman seated opposite me in the coffee shop was more than a decade younger than I was.  Long have I admired her talent and leadership in the artistic community. Naturally, I was stunned when she swallowed as if a peanut had lodged in her throat and said, “I’m going blind.”
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Saving Our Ship Of State

July 19, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Ageism, America First, Biden's leadership experience, Donald Trump, inflation, Joe Biden, Konrad Adenauer, minority rule, Republican Party as a cult, Roe v Wade, the pandemic, the Ukrainian Ware
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  The ferry bobbed in the six-foot waves like a match stick caught in a wash cycle. While the storm outside raged, inside, passengers huddled in the middle rows of the vessel’s viewing area, away from wind gusts that could break the glass. Together, the people, white-lipped
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They’re Either Too Young Or Too Old

September 21, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Adie MacDowell, Ageism, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Carmen Diaz, Carol Burnett, Clint Eastwood, Cry Macho, Dr. Anthony Faucci, Drew Barrymore, Joe Manchin, Nicki Minaj, Stephen Colbert, Tim Conway
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A U. S. voter isn’t surprised that Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, New York Congresswoman woman from New York and a democratic liberal, fails to see eye to eye with Joe Manchin, a conservative democratic Senator from West Virginia.  But a public dustup over age is surprising. Manchin at 7
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Is Thirty Tool Old?

May 18, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Ageism, China practices agesim, David Good Goodall, Dr. Zeke Emanuel, Mark Zuckerberg, Over 30 Need Not Apply, Shelly Banjo, Silicon Valley, Stephen Hawking
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Four years ago, I wrote a blog in which I quoted 29- year-old Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO, as saying young people were smarter than anyone else.  (Click) By my math, he turned 34 on May 14 of this year, and when I read his recent testimony before Congress, I had to smile. (Clic
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