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THE FADING EDGES OF YESTERDAY
“All that is left will be memories, and eventually they, too, will vanish like dust.” (Haruki Murakami) In my ongoing effort to surprise myself each day, I encountered a troubling realization this week: our memories don’t simply fade as we … Continue reading
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Tagged memories, moments-in-time, recalling-our-life, the-past
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ONCE UPON A TIME, I MADE SMALL TALK
“I had a roll of non sequiturs in my pockets and I was just tossing them out across the water trying to get a good skip going.” (Colson Whitehead, Sag Harbor) ‘That sandwich looks like it’s calling out for some … Continue reading
THE FAMILIAR STRANGER
“Believe nothing you hear and only half of what you see” (Edgar Allen Poe) We all like to believe we know the people who share our world. Spend enough years with someone, share a home, a bed, the significant events … Continue reading
VINYL, VELOUR, AND THE FEELING OF HOME
“We didn’t realize we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun.” (Anonymous) We all have a decade that lives inside us. Mine wears bell bottoms and velour, smells faintly of Charlie perfume, and sounds like the soft … Continue reading
THE DEPARTURE LOUNGE
“It is impossible to experience one’s death objectively and still carry a tune.” (Woody Allen) I knew I shouldn’t have answered it, but my ego hijacked the keyboard before better judgment had a chance. It was late, and I was … Continue reading
THE ROMANCE RETIREMENT PLAN
Cupid may want to update his mailing list. A growing number of the 50+ crowd have quietly disconnected the doorbell, drawn the curtains, and stopped answering his calls. Today’s autumnal set seems to be retiring from romance at the same … Continue reading
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Tagged love, relationships, retirement-romance, romance, senior-dating
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THE GOLD INSIDE THE DETOUR
“Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.” (Marilyn Monroe) The other evening, I watched Solo Mio, a delightful comedy starring Kevin James as a groom who travels to Italy for his destination wedding only to be … Continue reading
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Tagged blessings-in-disguise, make-way-for-the-gift, unexpected-results
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A LOVE LETTER TO ORDINARY DAYS
What if the happiest days of our lives aren’t the extraordinary ones at all? As a child, I couldn’t wait to grow up. I longed to be part of a world that hustled and bustled, where adulthood promised milestones, meaningful … Continue reading
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Tagged embracing-the-finer-things, ordinary-days, peace, solitude
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SO, HOW DOES THAT MAKE YOU FEEL?
“Before we work on artificial intelligence why don’t we do something about natural stupidity?” (Steve Polyak) I never intended to use artificial intelligence as a therapist. It just sort of happened. It started innocently enough: I asked a simple question … Continue reading
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Tagged ai, ai-therapy, anxiety, mental-health, sigmund-freud, therapy
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FRANKLY, IT’S A MIND ZAPPA
“By 2030 I won’t need to carry any Portable Communication Device, because by then I will have mastered the art of telepathy. I’ve been practicing in the mirror.” (Jarod Kintz, The Lewis and Clark of The Ozarks) When I was … Continue reading
