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Tuesdays, Thursdays, And Me

January 08, 2021
by Caroline Miller
aging, Blogs, T. S. Eliot, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
6 Comments
A friend who recently moved to the Midwest to be with her daughter and toddler grandson sent me an email today. Part of it read,  “… it’s always a joy to see my grandson, as active, bouncy, and as curious as he may be but I’m really quite exhausted and at this point would
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The Fuchsia Age

November 11, 2020
by Caroline Miller
aging, April Long, fuschsia, Garrett Munce, good posture, Norman Rockwell, plastic surgery, The Alexander Technique
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Writing about facelifts, which I did recently, I came across one woman who described the nip-and-tuck she’d arranged during the pandemic as similar to a “shopping spree.” The menu of options was so varied, she encouraged one of her daughters to join her to make similar improveme
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Old Enough To Laugh

May 20, 2020
by Caroline Miller
aging, aging gracefully, coronavirus, gifts of aging, laughter and age, saffron
6 Comments
Because of the coronavirus, she was wearing a mask which made it difficult for me to identify her, at first.  She was walking her dog, which I did recognize, but the cane her right hand came as a surprise. At 97, she’d eschewed using one until now.     Keeping an appropriate dis
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What’s In A Label?

February 11, 2020
by Caroline Miller
aging, Bernie Sanders, definition of being old, Gloria Steinam
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Recently, I had a meeting with a woman about her upcoming presentation at the free summer workshops I give each year. She’s an expert on ways to use video to promote book sales. As we talked, I mentioned the title of an old film, then slapped one hand to my face after I’d done so.
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Listening To The Muse

January 21, 2020
by Caroline Miller
adaptability as we age, aging, Alan Watts, Arthur Brooks, life is a dance, longevity statistics
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I’m at an age when my young friends begin to worry about me. They note with puzzlement that I decline their invitations to see a play, a movie or go to the symphony.  Am I depressed?  Am I ill? The answer is “none of the above.” I’m old. I eschew the hurly-burly of street bu
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Casting A Wider Net On Being Human

December 06, 2019
by Caroline Miller
aging, Chris Farrell, inter generational mixing, Parkinson's, tremors
4 Comments
At the retirement center where I live, I recently sat down beside a woman who suffers from tremors. She was enjoying a late lunch by herself which made me wonder if she might find my presence a distraction. Her smile reassured me. As I settled in, I recalled the first time we’d met,
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Meditations Of An Old Goat

October 07, 2019
by Caroline Miller
aging, for every time there is a season
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I’ve  always been a cautious driver and age hasn’t improved my courage.  Knowing  my reaction times are slowing,  my hearing fading and my periphery vision narrowing, I take extra precautions, which include driving at the lawful speed even if the road ahead is
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How To Flap One’s Arms Without Really Intending To Fly

April 11, 2019
by Caroline Miller
a graying population, aging, Joe Biden, lemmings, living longer, making children of the elderly, science and aging, young brains
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Last week, a call from my doctor’s office left me stunned.  My annual checkup was due, so I’d called earlier to ask if  I could pick my “poop” test in advance.  I like to get medical “stuff” out of the way before the warm weather. Imagine my surprise when the nurse repl
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Rumination On A Double Chin

March 20, 2019
by Caroline Miller
aging, Judy Dench, La Prairie cosmetics, Maggie Smith, the search for eternal youth in jars, youth and beuty
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The new series for Just Read It, begins May 1.  That’s the 10 minute YouTube program where I discuss New York Times Best Sellers with local writers. To give the program a facelift, I’ve  been working with two new cameramen, three cameras and bold lighting.  The improvements are
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Don’t Run, Walker

September 25, 2017
by Caroline Miller
aging, old age and attitude, old age and independence, walkers
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The hiatus from my blog, gave me a little time to observe the comings and goings of my fellow inmates at the retirement center. One or two had dropped from the scene, literally, having taken unexpected falls that required surgery or prolonged bed rest. I saved another from a similar f
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